Sentence examples for which reservoirs from inspiring English sources

The reference to "peaking" is not a haphazard word choice -- "peaking" is a term used in oil geology to define the critical point at which reservoirs can no longer produce increasing amounts of oil.

It reveals that there is no fixed salinity level below which reservoirs show freshwater character in an electrical sense: the level is reservoir-specific.

Based upon the described dissemination activities, the investigators are asked to which reservoirs the produced knowledge has been added.

Now disease experts wonder about the "next big one:" when will it come, what will it look like, from which reservoir host will it spill over, and how many people will it kill?

While one might argue with the terms chronically, infested, the infection of populations, this definition captures the usual sense in which reservoir host is used.

Which reservoir species are responsible for maintaining Ebola transmission between outbreaks is not well understood (Peterson et al., 2004b), but over the last decade significant progress has been made in narrowing down the list of likely hosts (Peterson et al., 2007).

We tested this hypothesis by using a "wave reservoir" model, which calculates reservoir pressure on the basis of the pressure and flow velocity waveforms.

Some artificial lakes have been formed, the largest of which are reservoirs at hydroelectric dams e.g., the reservoir on the Dnieper upstream from Kremenchuk.

The seismic volume was interpreted by digitizing along the inline and crosslines to obtain the reservoir grid from which the reservoir top structural map was generated.

MicroCHIPS, an American start-up, is developing smart, implantable microchips which have reservoirs to hold drugs or tiny monitoring devices.

This is based on previous sampling surveys at National Parks in Panama in which hantavirus reservoirs were relatively scarce.