Sentence examples for sealed boundary from inspiring English sources
This comprehensive effect makes the filtration coefficient decrease, and the sealed boundary effect results in the increase of the filtration coefficient later.
When the pressure wave reaches the boundary, the sealed boundary will weaken the effect; therefore, the fracturing fluid filtration coefficient will increase again.
While the closer to the end of the fracture, the more significant the effect of the sealed boundary will be, and the worse the formation pressure supply will be.
"The Big Screen" casts George Lucas and Steven Spielberg as paladins of this new, more box-office-minded age, conquering a broad swath of moviemaking territory even as they sealed its boundaries.
In this study, we assume that the outer boundary Г1 is sealed, the inner boundary Г2 is under a constant pressure, and the pressure is equal across boundary Г3.
Gen. Klaus Reinhardt, the German who commands the peacekeepers, said in an interview that he had pushed the Americans hard to seal the boundary between Kosovo and the rest of Serbia.
Today, gunmen fired on a joint American-Russian patrol as it tried to seal the boundary between Kosovo and part of southern Serbia where Albanian rebels have been challenging Yugoslav forces, the United States Army said.
Rob Keogh hit the boundary that sealed the title and – in a Northants fielding performance that veered between the sublime and the ridiculous – took two brilliant catches at deep square-leg to dismiss Andre Russell and Ben Stokes, just as each looked ready to knock Northants out.
If the remaining boundaries are sealed, i.e. the simulated system is closed; the coupling ensures conservation of mass, momentum and energy.
While sealing the twisting boundary is impossible, the peacekeepers' say their operations are starting to take a toll on the rebels.
The NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo is not permitted in the zone, and has found it impossible to seal the porous boundary with Kosovo to prevent arms and men from crossing.
