Sentence examples for sea field from inspiring English sources
How "startling is the fecundity of sea, field and memory which appears to flow from this uncanny moon and fill the nightworld of the poem," she writes.
In place of the usual crescendo of fine-dining tasting menus a few seafood skirmishes followed by revelatory red-meat battles there is a procession of intricate tactical maneuvers, nineteen courses that span sea, field, and forest.
This paper focuses on the experience of China in exploration and development of oil and gas in beach/shallow sea field.
While observing an individual grouper in his Red Sea field site, Bshary noticed the grouper swim right up to a moray eel tucked away in the reef and begin shaking its head.
As of 2013, the largest liquid system is Cerro Prieto in Mexico, which generates 750 MWe from temperatures reaching 350 C. The Salton Sea field in Southern California offers the potential of generating 2000 MWe.
Mr. Jernmark's take is at once more modest and difficult, the taste of a Sweden proud of its traditions, its larder and the bounty of its sea, fields and lakes.
By contrast, the North Caspian Sea fields involved in today's acquisition are in westernmost Kazakhstan and rank among the world's largest, with reserves estimated at 13 billion barrels.
The deep-sea field, called Libra, is believed to be one of Brazil's most promising exploration areas.
He also predicts that Petrobras will end up flaring much of the gas that rushes out with the oil, rather than spending lots of money to liquefy it to generate electricity.Mr Gabrielli insists that the investment in the sub-sea field can pay its way even if the oil price averages no more than its current level of around $45.
The new regulatory framework would be a nationalistic shift for Brazil, which has discovered deep-sea fields in the past two years that Petrobras says could hold tens of billions of barrels of crude oil.
This month, Brazil's government said it wanted the national oil company, Petrobras, to control all future development of the deep-sea fields discovered in 2007, which international geologists estimate could hold tens of billions of barrels of recoverable oil.
