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==Tables==

* Handling tables, equations, etc., probably manually For bottom captions in tables, use something like:

# Preparation of images for figures, tables, and equations, to the extent that this is possible # Adding ledes, converting tables, images, adjusting page structure, etc, etc.

...weight, or the WOB needed to cause formation failure, generally taken from tables * L = rotary exponent, taken from tables

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...olomitization) possible because stillstands repeatedly localize paleowater tables

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...permeability is measured using Hasler permeameter tool in each frequency. Tables below show the effect of vibro seismic to the change of permeability and po

...(''d'' spacing) for known minerals and compounds (''n''λ = 2''d'' sin θ). Tables of standards established by the JCPDS (Joint Council of Powder Diffraction

...tions, (b) as star diagrams of selected peak height ratios, or (c) as data tables of peak height ratios. The star diagram is a polar plot of the peak height

| Increased cementation occurs at positions of paleowater tables ...evaporative precipitation occurs at or just above positions of paleowater tables if solutions are supersaturated; dissolution occurs just below if solutions

The hypothetical value can be obtained from generally available tables of ''t'' values, listed under the null hypothesis probability that was sele

...sheets are provided to help keep the numbers straight.<ref name=pt02r17 /> Tables 2 and 3 are the completed worksheets for the example development well in wh

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Following are tables of primary, secondary, and tertiary techniques that can be applied to deter

...hole, drill pipe, and collar dimensions. Several handbooks have extensive tables listing pipe and collar dimensions<ref name=pt03r6>Baker Service Tools, 198

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...iven in the article [[Building a cash flow model]], are summarized here in Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

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...ical Survey Open-File Report 2006–1237, 70 p., with additional figures and tables; available at http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2006/1237/, accessed March 27, 2012.

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...ents are difficult and expensive, so approximations such as those given in Tables 2 and 3 are commonly used.

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...of floodplain muds. [[Coal]]s are found in fluvial systems with high water tables. Levees sometimes border rivers but they do not appear to be a major featur

...nd significant wells with oil and/or gas shows are shown; numbers refer to Tables 1–5. Red lines are approximate locations of stratigraphic charts in [[:fi

...s of ancient shorelines or by analysis of their modern counterparts (e.g., tables 1, 2 in Howell et al.<ref name=Hwll2008a />).

Published data tables from the North Dakota Geological Survey (2008) show the oil crossover effec