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1 producing interval
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нефтеносный ( или продуктивный) интервал
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нефтеносный интервал; продуктивный интервал* * *Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > producing interval
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2 producing interval
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > producing interval
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3 producing interval
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4 producing interval
Англо-русский словарь по проекту Сахалин II > producing interval
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5 producing interval
English-Russian dictionary of Oil Industry > producing interval
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6 producing interval
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7 abandonment of an existing producing interval
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > abandonment of an existing producing interval
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8 well producing interval
English-Russian oil and gas dictionary with explanation > well producing interval
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9 interval
1. расстояние по вертикали между двумя точками ствола скважины, интервал2. промежуток; пауза, перерыв ( в работе)
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интервал; промежуток времени
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интервал, диапазон, промежуток; расстояние по вертикали между двумя точками ствола скважины
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1) интервал; промежуток времени•interval between failures — наработка на отказ;
- barefoot intervalinterval between outages — продолжительность непрерывной работы;
- cable-length interval
- change interval
- completed interval
- core interval
- depth interval
- drilling interval
- firing time interval
- geophone interval
- geophone group interval
- group interval
- group center interval
- hydrocarbon-bearing interval
- inspection-maintenance interval
- in-use testing interval
- maintenance interval
- nonshaly interval
- open interval
- optimum replacement interval
- overhaul interval
- perforated interval
- permeable interval
- preventive maintenance interval
- producing interval
- production interval
- productive interval
- replacement interval
- sampling interval
- search interval
- service interval
- shooting interval
- shot interval
- shot point interval
- spacing interval
- test interval
- transition interval
- velocity interval
- water-bearing interval* * *• интервалАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > interval
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10 interval
1. n промежуток, расстояние между; интервал2. n промежуток времени; интервал, пауза3. n перерыв; перемена; антракт4. n муз. интервалСинонимический ряд:1. gap (noun) breach; gap; hiatus; interruption; lacuna2. interim (noun) break; interim; interlude; intermission; interregnum; meantime; meanwhile; parenthesis; period; recess; space; span; spell; term; time; year3. pause (noun) comma; lull; pausation; pause -
11 interval
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12 bit interval
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13 scheduled maintenance interval
English-Russian big medical dictionary > scheduled maintenance interval
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14 fundamental interval
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > fundamental interval
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15 infinite interval
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > infinite interval
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16 open interval
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > open interval
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17 нефтеносный интервал
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > нефтеносный интервал
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18 нефтеносный интервал
Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > нефтеносный интервал
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19 продуктивный интервал
* * *producing interval, production interval, productive interval, ( в скважине) producing zoneРусско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > продуктивный интервал
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20 продуктивный интервал
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > продуктивный интервал
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