Sentence examples for well installed to from inspiring English sources

The problem is that these booths may have been too well installed to allow removal.

The GW and NO3-N concentration dynamics were monitored in 39 piezometer wells, installed to 5 90 m depth, under fertilized sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum-S) in the Johnstone River Catchment, Australia, from 1999 January through September 2002.

Four monitoring wells were installed to test groundwater.

Twenty six observation wells were installed to monitor the groundwater levels for model calibration.

In addition, two observation wells were installed to measure the fluctuation in the depth to the groundwater table.

In the 1970s, tube wells were installed to switch the population from microbially contaminated surface water to ground-water to decrease the morbidity and mortality from waterborne disease.

Yale doctoral student, Erica Barth-Naftilan, collects pressure data at a groundwater monitoring well installed adjacent to a shale gas well pad in northeastern Pennsylvania.

The motion of the U-shaped oscillating water column, mainly induced by the rolling of the floater, forces the air through the duct where a Wells turbine is installed to absorb the wave energy.

Fluoride contamination of the groundwater seems to be related to the tube wells installed at shallow depth and, thus, to enrichment of shallow ground water by evaporation.

BP said a cap on the leaking well installed last week was able to capture somewhere between one-third and three-quarters of the crude spewing into the Gulf waters, though tens of millions of barrels of crude have already poured into the Gulf since the April 20 drilling rig explosion, and several attempts to plug or stem the leak have failed or seen only tepid success.

Six months since the investigation began, officials said Mr. Snowden had further covered his tracks by logging into classified systems using the passwords of other security agency employees, as well as by hacking firewalls installed to limit access to certain parts of the system". Mark Mazzetti and Michael S. Schmidt in The New York Times.