0 a very long large tube, often underground, through which liquid or gas can flow for long distances --
1 a series of connected tubes for transporting gas, oil, or water, usually over long distances --
2 a very long large tube, usually underground, used to transport oil, gas, etc. over a long distance: --
3 a plan, product, etc. that is in the pipeline is being discussed or prepared and will be produced or finished in the future: --
Over the years an estimated $5 bn has been invested in the acquisition of exploration and drilling licences, the construction of pipelines, refineries and other essential infrastructure.
To support pipelines, a low overhead locking/blocking mechanism has been built into the runtime system to avoid two or more processors from reducing the same sub-graph.
In this methodology, the plant is described as a directed graph in which the nodes represent most of the equipment in the plant while arcs represent pipelines and valves.
An increased risk with longer water distribution pipelines indicates that contamination occurring during distribution from the waterworks to the households may be more important than previously thought.
Now the owners of the gas pipelines had to open up for producers and consumers also to engage in this trade, similar to the network owners in the electricity sector.
They outlined two parallel pipelines for image and sound rendering, and proposed to synthesise sound objects from physical principles in a way similar to motion synthesis.
In the rural areas, all kinds of housework, cultivation, construction of roads and water pipelines, were undertaken through the involvement of all the households in the village.
Finally, to take advantage of these two items, we need an effective development environment to enable biologists themselves to develop the workflows and pipelines they need.
