Sentence examples for stage drilling from inspiring English sources

With railroad talk turning serious in this old rail town, conversation turns to what people here call "the second stage": drilling a tunnel below the Bering Strait to link Alaska and Russia by rail.

In a second stage, drilling into the explored reservoir is anticipated (Bruhn 2017; López Hernandez et al. 2016).

At this stage, drilled depth will split to very small n-elements using "linspace" function that could produce linearly spaced vectors.

The KCNA statement went on to say that aircraft from one of the carriers had flown along a course near North Korean airspace "to stage drills of dropping bombs and making surprise attacks on the ground targets of its army".

The first stage of drilling the 13,000ft vertical well at the Anna's Road site is now under way which the company anticipates should take two to three months.

After early-stage drilling in 2011 caused small earthquakes near the seaside resort of Blackpool in northern England, the British government stopped the practice of fracking.

All data were obtained during the first-stage drilling campaign (Kinoshita et al. 2009) of the Nankai Trough seismogenic zone experiment (NanTroSEIZE) of the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program IODPP), around the megasplay fault that may have been causing large earthquakes at the Nankai Trough (Moore et al. 2007; Park and Kodaira 2012).

Though the investigation into the explosion that sank the Deepwater Horizon site is still in its early stages, drilling experts agree that blame probably lies with flaws in the "cementing" process -- that is, plugging holes in the pipeline seal by pumping cement into it from the rig.

Magnetometers work best when there is no magnetic interference from other steel, so in the early stages of drilling BP's relief wells, "ranging" runs to determine how close the relief wells were to the runaway well were performed with the drill pipe pulled out of the hole and a separate magnetometer lowered on a wire.

Iran regularly stages drills to show off its military power.

Ever since a sarin gas attack in the Tokyo subway in 1995, for instance, city agencies have been staging drills for a similar event in New York.