Sentence examples for report drilling from inspiring English sources

Racial disparities have long been evident in the U.S. criminal justice system, but a new report drilling into statistics on wrongful convictions points up exactly how nefarious the problem is.

A recent report, "Drilling California," reveals that the economic benefits of expanded fracking are based on overblown assumptions about future oil production.

The report, "Drilling Deeper: A Reality Check on U.S. Government Forecasts for a Lasting Tight Oil & Shale Gas Boom," authored by Post Carbon fellow J. David Hughes, updates an earlier report he authored for Post Carbon in 2012.

The Hughes report, "Drilling California: A Reality Check on the Monterey Shale," analyzed current production data and concluded that the estimates were likely "overstated … wishful thinking" and that only a small percentage of the shale oil believed to be trapped in the formation will ever be produced.

As discussed in Post Carbon Institute's recent report, "Drilling Deeper: A Reality Check on U.S. Government Forecasts for a Lasting Tight Oil & Shale Gas Boom," the fracking industry relies on high oil prices to stay on the drilling treadmill and keep shale fields from going into terminal decline.

Fig. 5 shows the plots of the reported drilled depth, the constructed depths and those verified by geophysical borehole logging.

Significant discrepancies between the logging results and the reported drilled depths, construction depths, and screen settings were observed in seven of the thirteen investigated boreholes.

For instance in Ghana, Agyekum et al. (2013) deployed the natural gamma detectors embedded in the five exploratory logging tools to investigate significant discrepancies between the logging results and the driller's/geologist's logs results on reported drilled depths, construction depths, and screen settings of boreholes in the Voltaian sedimentary rocks.

In February 2013, Post Carbon Institute fellow David Hughes authored the report, "Drill Baby, Drill".

The Wall Street Journal reported drilling could resume in a matter of weeks.

They also reported drilling to weaken the medial cortex and fixed the osteotomy with two staples but, if the medial cortex was broken, a lag screw was used.