0 a situation in which someone takes an amount of money that has been made available:
1 a situation in which someone takes an amount of money that has been made available:
2 the act of using part of a supply of something, or the amount that is used:
3 a reduction in the value of an investment below its highest point:
This is the typical situation where the frictional pressure losses inside the basepipe are comparable with the applied reservoir drawdown.
Instead, our results suggest that convective drawdown plays a role by pulling lithosphere toward the zone of maximum shortening.
The uniform pressure drawdown, which corresponds to the same production rate, is also shown for comparison (dashed line).
A solution that would be acceptible today would probably lie between the extremes of immediate construction and the long-term continuation of aquifer drawdown.
To satisfy this constraint, one must verify whether the restriction on the drawdown has been reached or not, and if it has been exceeded, reduce the production rate.
If the resource is non-recharging, any use will result in drawdown of the aquifer, and economically efficient use consists of a pattern that maximizes the present value of the resource.
Reservoir pressure drawdown along the wellbore.
It was anticipated that the drawdown of the implementation force would be postponed substantively until the municipal elections had taken place.
