Sentence examples for thin pay from inspiring English sources

However, reservoirs at great depth or thin pay zones are not good candidates for thermal methods.

In reservoirs with thin pay zones, bottom aquifers, and high water saturation, and in shaly formations, SAGD faces numerous problems.

Thus, thermal processes in thin pay are not energy efficient and produce excessive amounts of flue gases per unit oil volume produced.

Hybrid production technologies were applied to thin pay, typified by homogeneous reservoir sand units thicker than 5 m at the base overlain by IHS (so-called 'thin pay'), as well as IHS-dominated reservoirs in which the IHS extends down to the base of the reservoir.

Although the applications of thermal methods have been successful in many enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects, they are usually uneconomic or impractical in deep and thin pay zones reservoirs.

In most cases, SWAG is carried out in reservoirs with very thin pay zones, as seen in Table 4, to allow for formation of mixed flow zones of gas and water in the larger part of the reservoir.

The well-known one is negative: a thinner pay packet harms self-esteem.

Instead, it takes the interest from the bonds that it holds which are bought and paid for by money it creates out of thin air to pay for its operations and turns what is left over to the Treasury Department.

But for two-postdoc households, the low salaries and stipends may be stretched so thin that pay for quality child care is difficult or impossible.

The results presented here along with the growing body of evidence on direct food interventions for young children should prompt those who set food aid policy and practice to urgently implement innovative and large-scale programs specifically designed for those who, when resources are stretched thin, always pay the highest price: young children less than 3 years of age.

But the Asian firms need all their cash in these thin years to pay their bondholders and bankers.