Sentence examples for type of well from inspiring English sources
One such decision was BP's choice of a type of well casing that internal documents indicated the company knew was cheaper but riskier.
An independent investigation determined that the problem could be avoided in the future by choosing a different type of well casing.
The official, John Guide, the well team leader, denied that BP had chosen a potentially risky type of well casing over more traditional equipment because it would save the company three days and $7 million to $10 million.
BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, a headline and an article last Saturday about concerns that residents of Balcombe, England, have raised about an exploratory drilling well there, described incorrectly the type of well Cuadrilla Resources, a British energy company, plans to drill.
The testimony, before an eight-member panel of federal government investigators, provided a fuller portrait of workers' potentially risky decisions in the days before the disaster: not conducting a test called a "cement bond log," not using a potentially safer type of well liner, and not conducting a "bottoms-up" test of the drilling solution in the well.
Type of well completion, reservoir heterogeneity and layering pattern are typical factors which determine the ultimate gas recovery.
The contrast gives the book an interesting jolt, and one of the pieces, "Lily", contains an engaging study of a certain type of well-meaning but helplessly sybaritic personality.
By poking fun at a certain (real) brand of shallow political and intellectual engagement, and at a type of well-to-do liberal, Tolstoy is making the sort of statement that could be made in nonfiction.
Here's a look at precedents for this type of well-planned attack - in 60 seconds.
The physical properties and photovoltaic performance of these novel molecules with 3-ethylrhodanine groups were comprehensively studied and compared to their full analogs having dicyanovinyl (DCV) units as the other type of well-known and frequently used acceptor groups.
Typical factors include number and type of wells, well locations, production constraints, economic factors like capital expenditure, operating costs, and oil sale price.
