Sentence examples for subsurface work from inspiring English sources

The valves regulate flow from the well and allow tools for subsurface work to be lowered through the tubing on a wire line.

It is generally difficult for surface engineers to understand the origin of uncertainty, with which the subsurface engineer must work.

In 1987, Slaaf and colleagues [ 20] developed an alternative way of eliminating tissue surface reflections for imaging subsurface microcirculatory net-works that was inspired by fluorescence microscopy.

The results show that hybrid CW systems consisting of subsurface flow filters can work efficiently in Estonia's cold climate.

It is shown that blasting causes a severe plastic deformation that roughens the surface and produces a significant subsurface grain refinement and work hardening.

Building on earlier work linking subsurface temperature anomalies and predictability of the NAO [ Cassou et al., 2007], these results suggest that the ocean MHT may be active in the events leading to the extreme negative phase of the NAO during December 2010.

In the 31 July issue of Chemical Physics Letters, however, physicists from the universities of Leiden and Amsterdam in the Netherlands bring new accuracy to subsurface molecular imaging--work that could open the door to three-dimensional mapping of the cell.

The results show that hybrid CW systems consisting of subsurface flow filter beds can work efficiently in conditions of changing hydraulic loading and relatively cold climate.

Soo Hoo said one goal moving forward is to ensure any future interest in a tunnel would require transportation officials to restart the environmental review process; another is to work so that subsurface land rights acquired years ago by Caltrans are returned to the cities of jurisdiction.

In this paper, we have analysed the thermodynamic and fluid mechanical properties of CO2 suggesting that the CO2 from emissions can be used as best working fluid in subsurface to harness significant amount of energy from geologic heat.

Combining traditional survey as well as subsurface methods suited for intensively worked paddy landscapes, we discuss the emergence and timing of multiple nucleated settlements as indicative of peer polity dynamics in the basin and examine the formation histories of large shell mound sites to highlight physical modifications that embedded central places during the Bronze Age period.