Sentence examples for well releases from inspiring English sources

The major conclusions drawn are: (i) the contamination in fluoride originates from the low-permeability layers, (ii) every low-permeability layer intercepted by the well releases fluoride (iii) Contamination not only originates from pore water of low-permeability layers, but may persist with long-term pumping due to mineral dissolution.

Columbia Masterworks (now Sony Classical) commemorated them as well, releasing the video soundtrack in a six-volume, 17-LP set.

The novel begins when Ruth returns home to the Well, released from prison but remaining under house arrest, bound by the Drought Emergency Regulations Act.

Started well, releasing Jamie Vardy with an intuitive early ball, but became casual in possession and was brought off not long after half-time.

This is the condition under which volatiles are well released from the coal and burnt in the heat-confined environment to sustain a high temperature.

Adding on to that hot new Rebel rumor from the other day: Canon may well release a new EF 50mm f/1.4 II USM lens alongside the Rebel.

There's word that Acer may well release a nettop, sort of a headless netbook, without the Intel Atom processor early next year.

The well released an estimated 95,000 metric tons of methane, according to the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).

Hot hard water bubbles continuously in the well, releasing a slightly unpleasant sulphur mud-like odour together with steam.

FACT: In 2010, the average fracking well released an estimated 110,000 pounds of methane, a potent global warming pollutant, just in its first nine days of operation.

At its peak in late November, the well released over 127,000 pounds of methane per hour, according to an estimate by the California Air Resources Board.