Sentence examples for subsurface technology from inspiring English sources

In addition, this chapter points out the need of further studies in the physics of complicated multiphase fluid flow in porous media, driven by recent development in several frontiers of energy and natural resources and subsurface technology.

Toward this end, the project has completed an extensive survey, using subsurface-detection technology, of the open, unexcavated fields within the city's encompassing defensive wall.

The existing penetrated subsurface nuclear explosion technology limits the intercept velocity to less than approximately 300 m/s.

The production of fertilizers and nutrients can be enhanced by applying the subsurface flow wetland technology and hyper-thermophilic aerobic bacteria for treating liquid and solid wastes.

High-profile impacts and the subsurface nature of technologies (e.g., hydraulic fracturing) encouraged this research trajectory [ 12].

The development of microbially mediated technologies for subsurface remediation and rock engineering is steadily increasing; however, we are lacking experimental data and models to predict bacterial movement through rock matrices.

(4) "Subsurface Water Drainage" This technology establishes a system of drains below the subsurface water level/s to drain the impounded water and lower the subsurface water level so that the subsided land can be cultivated for agricultural production.  .

At this point, the US Department of Energy DOEE) says it does "not plan to remove radioactive contamination in or around the test cavity in the deep subsurface because no feasible technology for removal currently exists," according to a fact-sheet on the Rulison test provided by the agency.

Our paper investigates the energy and area requirements of three wetland technologies: aerated subsurface flow, tidal flow, and pulse-fed wetland treatment, compared to a mechanical activated-sludge treatment system.

Decoded data can be imaged to recover the model of a subsurface using current seismic imaging technology.

Conventional arthroscopy has continued fundamentally unchanged as a high-resolution surface imaging technology for which subsurface structure is inferred through subjective palpation.