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...orientation. The KOP defines the beginning of the [[build]] [[bend (curve)|curve]]. * [[Bend]]

...In a single-branch case, a lateral runs from the end of the [[bend (curve)|curve]] ([[heel]]) to the [[toe]]. * [[Bend]]

...h, at which the well path of a [[horizontal well]] moves through the bend (curve) from vertical or high-angle to the desired low-angle or horizontal attitud * [[Bend]]

...rgeted productive interval. The heel is normally at the end of the [[bend (curve)]] and the beginning of the [[lateral]] section(s) of a [[horizontal well]] * [[Bend]]

A bend (or curve) is the length of the [[horizontal well]] from the [[kickoff point]] to the

...cline is the downward arc or curve of a [[fold]]. A fold, in geology, is a bend in a rock layer caused by forces within the [[crust]] of the earth. The for

...ugh strike-slip action occur where a vertical fault plane curves. When the curve in the fault plane moves apart, a region of transtension results, creating ...cal movement along local thrust and reverse faults bunching up against the bend in the otherwise strike-slip fault environment. In Nigeria, the dominant ty

...gations 271, 287 p.</ref>. The eastern shelf of the basin continues to the Bend Arch, the axis of that feature being 150 miles farther east. The Eastern Sh ...re number|4}}Reserves by Discovery Year (histogram) and Discovery Creaming Curve (J-plot) for conventional reservoirs in the West Texas Basin (Dutton et al.