Sentence examples for well networks from inspiring English sources

Anisotropic permeability has major effects on horizontal well networks.

To quantify rates of groundwater nitrate removal and denitrification in-situ, nitrate was added to two separate injection capture well networks in a perched riparian aquifer of a low order ephemeral stream in South East Queensland, Australia.

Wetland plant species inhabited distinct habitats of water table depth and variation, and can be used to infer subsurface hydrologic regime in the absence of extensive monitoring well networks.

(Here's a bit of advice for aspiring women writers from that showrunner, whose last few potential female hires got better offers from other shows: "If you're a woman who writes kick-ass action, the employment picture is a lot better").. Comedy's comeback could be a factor as well; networks have been bulking up on half-hour programs ever since 'Modern Family' became a breakthrough hit.

The quality of results presented shows just how well networks can be learned from large data sets alone.

One of the first nationwide studies of nitrates in groundwater over time, published in a September 2008 supplement to the Journal of Environmental Quality, has found that nitrate concentrations increased significantly between 1988 and 2004 in almost a third of well networks sampled.

Mr. Williams said he could envision a Living Well network, or Living Well aisles in stores.

And thanks in part to government initiatives, Malaysia is also disproportionately well networked.

They are well networked with the universities, in whose "business parks" they frequently locate their offices.

The culprit they chose: Fox, which they blamed for starting the game at 8 35 p.m, for its commercial breaks, its greed and, well, network control over sports television.

In my Telegraph article, I said that Northern cities were not well networked internally.