Sentence examples for well encased from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate a simple electrospinning for preparing Si-carbon composite Nanofiber (NF) in which aciniform aggregates of Si particles are well encased by amorphous carbon.

The day before the blast, workers from Halliburton, the oil services contractor, had finished one of the trickiest tasks in building a well: encasing it in cement, with a temporary plug of cement near the bottom of the pipe to seal the well.

SPAWAR's researchers have, however, found that their antennae work just as well if encased in a plastic tube.

They are well preserved, and encased in sediments that allow uncommonly precise dating.

If few surprises are embedded in this trim selection of letters, edited by Abbey's pal David Petersen, it's because Abbey, on the page, was always Abbey: free ranging, cymbal crashing, an anarchist in mind as well as politics, encased throughout his life in an ever-shaken snow globe of contradictions, provocations, bathroom-wall jokes and fortissimo declarations.

The SEM results also showed the inter-connective pores as well as microspheres encased into their porous structure of those hydrogels.

The rules must require that wells be properly encased and drilled deep enough to prevent drilling fluids and methane gas from contaminating water supplies.

(His attending physicians died as well, discovered months later encased in cement).

The bill also sets strict new rules for how wells are designed, cemented and encased and requires that a relief well be started within 15 days of an accident.

The wells must also be encased and sealed in three concentric pipes and be at least 400 metres (0.25 mile) from any drinking-water supplies for added safety.

Many benign tumours are encased in a well-formed capsule.