The causes are presented as follows: packer unloading pressure, formation damage, oil tool plugging, formation voidage, the worst formation physical properties and the effect from vicinage wells.
Programming was done by plugging hundreds of wires into plugboards, sort of like old school telephone switchboards, in order to set up the computer to perform the right operations.
That's right but here we are not talking about a hole in the bath — it's a hole in the ozone layer and we are filling it, or plugging it to use the verb, with more ozone — that's a gas.
Even though over-the-air power is way slower than plugging your phone in like this, I'd rather have my devices trickle-charged all day then deal with these.
The market women wear traditional straw hats and sell only things that a local might need: funerary herbs, asparagus stalks and huge rounds of cork from the local forests, handy for plugging up stone jars filled with olives.
And finally another consequence of mucus plugging in chronic bronchitis is that people can develop lung infections behind the mucus blockages in the airway, and these infections can worsen the pulmonary and cardiac symptoms.
It is, though, a totally different kind of mental effort from plugging lots of numbers into complicated square root formulas and ultimately, much more worthwhile.
The working groups will supervise and guide the port cities in plugging loopholes in their measures to prevent imported infections and respond to possible outbreaks.