Sentence examples for well to flow from inspiring English sources
"Right now we do not have a target to return the well to flow," he said.
Cycling in the well to build pressure and then opening the well to flow to unload the well can be effective for wells that cannot flow continuously without liquid loading.
The purpose of the clean-up flow is to enable the well to flow once handed over and to remove any material that could settle or set before production.
On the basis of what has been learned so far, the well remains sealed.An obvious compromise would be to keep the cap on, but allow some of the oil in the well to flow out into the containment systems as it was doing beforehand.
Our fundamental reason for using HUVECs is that since most of the venous vs arterial gene expression signature is lost when ECs are cultured (Aranguren, Agirre et al., 2013), we felt it was better to use cells that are easy to obtain and use, and that respond well to flow.
The running water from the hose forces the water at the bottom of the well to flow to the surface, distributing the chlorine evenly.
Sample collection were made in 1.5 liter capacity prewashed polyethylene bottles (Akoto and Adiyiah 2007) after allowing tube wells to flow for at least 10 min to get representative sample of the groundwater (Tahir et al. 2010), whereas dug well samples were collected with the help of bucket.
Federal officials have raised the possibility of a leak of more than 100,000 barrels a day if the well were to flow unchecked, but the chances of that situation occurring were unclear.
If the well continues to flow unabated at 5,000 bpd for two months until BP can cap it, the Deepwater Horizon spill could surpass the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill of 270,000 barrels as the biggest in U.S. history.
Despite being well poised to flow through the brain, PrDs display somewhat restricted spreading rather than affecting the entire brain to give rise to what would be classified as a single disease.
In central California, where the first oil wells began to flow as far back as the 1890s, the oil originally emerged from the ground under its own pressure.
