Meanings of eor in English

But solar EOR is still a long way from being mainstream.

The weak risk aversion for amounts often reported requires a small modification of EoR.

The cost of carbon is one of the largest expenses in EOR projects typically.

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As conventional oil supplies deplete, EOR is likely to become increasingly important, providing increased demand for CO2 injection.

Open tenders might be complex to arrange as technical requirements for EOR vary widely from field to field.

The association between the extent of tumor resection (EOR) and outcome remains undefined, notwithstanding many relevant studies.

Occidental is already the largest Texas EOR producer, which uses carbon dioxide and other means to boost oil recovery.

After the piloted spacecraft was placed on course for the moon, the EOR and Direct Ascent missions were essentially identical.

As noted above, in EOR and Direct Ascent a single Apollo spacecraft would accomplish all phases of the lunar landing mission.

But because EOR wells pump consistently for decades, their value to the company over time exceeds shale wells, whose production quickly tapers off.

If, as is likely, the effect of amount on acquisition is sublinear, the result is a deviation from EoR towards risk aversion for amount.

Study selection: Studies of adult patients with newly diagnosed supratentorial GBM comparing various EOR and presenting objective overall or progression-free survival data were included.

Occidental acquired the acreage in several transactions with private sellers and also bought interests in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) projects in the Permian.

EOR can help firms to produce between 30 percent and 60 percent of all the oil held in a reservoir.

The petroleum industry already transports CO2 via pipeline in liquid form, for injecting into depleted oilfields as part of Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) programs.