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| 0.1 and 100 m/year ...time interval. Linear rate estimates of gas-phase migration in the upper [[length::200 m]] of sedimentary basins are as high as tens of meters per day, based

...uses the fracture to extend from the wellbore, and this growth in fracture length is accompanied by an increase in fracture width at the wellbore and proport ...n on the vertical axis) developed by the treatment relates to the fracture length and the permeability contrast between the propped fracture and the permeabi

* ''C'' = pressure gradient constant (0.433 psi/ft or 0.1 kg/cm²/m) ...vely. Gas and oil contacts are at elevations of [[length::-5020 ft]] and [[length::-5080 ft]], respectively.

...his number, expressed in feet, which makes more sense for data measured in length. ...on frequency distribution equations and usually are 0.005, 0.01, 0.05, and 0.1.

...d versus unconsolidated), the core analysis measurements required, and the length of time the core is stored before testing. | Cyclohexane || 0.1 || 20

...) || 30 m-15 km (98 ft-9 mi); most < 3 km (1.8 mi); common range 0.3-3 km (0.1-1.8 mi) || 7-940; most < 250; many < 100; common range 30-250 ...; most < 60 m (197 ft) || 0.1-105 km (0.06-65 mi); common range 0.2-25 km (0.1-15 mi) || 4.6-3640; highly variable; common range 10-1000; many from 100 to

...) || 30 m-15 km (98 ft-9 mi); most < 3 km (1.8 mi); common range 0.3-3 km (0.1-1.8 mi) || 7-940; most < 250; many < 100; common range 30-250 ...; most < 60 m (197 ft) || 0.1-105 km (0.06-65 mi); common range 0.2-25 km (0.1-15 mi) || 4.6-3640; highly variable; common range 10-1000; many from 100 to

...letns/1997/01jan/0082/0082.htm Modeling tip zones to predict the throw and length characteristics of faults]: AAPG Bulletin, v. 81, no. 1, p. 82–89.</ref> ...s not unusual for a computer map to show spurious fault reversal along the length of the fault. Thus, it is important to check and edit the contour maps by h

...ements that are needed in moderate quantities; each has a concentration of 0.1% to 1.0% in the body.<ref name=Setal2013 /> They share in the functions of Trace elements are those elements that have concentrations far below 0.1% in the body; they are needed in the body only in parts per million (ppm).

...and trapping mechanisms. Technological factors include well type, lateral length, number of hydraulic fracturing stages, proppant volume and type, proppant .... The reservoirs are regarded as tight with low permeabilities (generally <0.1 md). Fractures are noted in cores and are thought to contribute to producti