Sentence examples for reservoir material from inspiring English sources
MSNs are an ideal reservoir material for drug release applications, especially when physical strength, consistent and predictable long-term release, and complete access to drug reservoir is desired.
Potential problems for this technique are the extremely high temperatures that can be reached at the well containing the radiating element and the strong dependence of temperature profiles on local variation of reservoir material properties.
The simple approach consisting of including injected water directly into the reservoir material balance equations is not appropriate to model peripheral injection, as it does not account for water lost to the aquifer as well as time required for pressure to diffuse to the reservoir boundary.
Cores exposed to these fluids may not reflect the true wettability of the reservoir materials.
S-doped mesoporous graphene microspheres (SMGMs) derived from the chemical vapor deposition process, are employed as reservoir materials for LiS batteries.
When suspended particles in a carrier fluid are flowed through a porous medium, the operative plugging mechanism depends on the characteristics of the particle, the characteristics of the formation, and the nature of the interaction between the particle and the various reservoir materials.
They also shared an explicit interest in literature, less as a reservoir of source material than as a source of ideas and analogy.
By the end of this year, 15 Bourne novels will have been published; a huge reservoir of source material.
In this study, argon, oxygen, and nitrogen were selected as working gases and poly ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) (EVA), a hydropoly ethylene-co-vinylmer, was selected as a base drug-reservoir material for DES.
He has a vast reservoir of material for stories and novels, only a fraction of which he actually publishes.
But if Hustvedt's meticulous analysis of Charcot's methodology provides evidence of his exploitation of what he called his vast "reservoir of material," it also demonstrates that patients collaborated in what was an iatrogenic condition, "forged between patient and doctor".
