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Formation Evaluation In The Seeligson And Borregos Fields

Formation Evaluation Symposium, 1955
Abstract Formation evaluation techniques have been particularly applicable in the Seeligson and Borregos fields because of the widely diversified conditions encountered in the multi-reservoir producing area. Information on the acquisition, utilization, and benefits of formation evaluation data in these fields is ...
Harold T. Wright, L.D. Wooddy
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Borrego mountain earthquake of April 8, 1968

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 1970
The strongest earthquake (M6.5) to strike California in more than 15 years hit the western edge of the Imperial Valley near Borrego Mountain at 6:29 p.m. (PST) April 8, 1968. The location of the shock in a largely undeveloped area was apparently responsible for the generally light structural damage and absence of serious injury.
T. Leslie Youd, Robert O. Castle
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Late Cenozoic lizards of the Anza Borrego Desert, California

Contributions in Science, 1989
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
Mark Norell
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Borregos Field Surfactant Pilot Test

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1975
A pilot test of petroleum sulfonate flooding was conducted during the mid-1960's in the Borregosfield, Kleberg County, Tex. The test was run in a heterogeneous Frio sand containing considerable montmorillonite. Oil recovery was limited by excessive fractionation of the injected petroleum sulfonate and by poor sweep efficiency.
S.A. Pursley, H.L. Graham
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A gyroscopic seismometer: Measurements during the borrego earthquake

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 1969
abstract The gyro seismometer, consisting of two counter-rotating pendulous Nordsieck gyroscopes, permits separation of tilts from horizontal motion. Sensitivity is limited by the accuracy with which the gyro orientation can be measured, ∼1 arcsecond rms in a 0.5 Hz bandwidth.
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Operations and Development of Practical Control Approaches for the Borrego Springs Microgrid

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications
Omid Beik, Wajiha Ateeq
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CHANNEL CHANGES IN ARID BADLANDS, BORREGO SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA

Physical Geography, 1983
Geometric, hydraulic, and sediment characteristics in arid badlands near Borrego Springs, California, are examined in relation to precipitation events of varying magnitude and frequency. The longitudinal and cross profiles of five ephemeral channels occupying a 2.5 km2 catchment were surveyed under pre-and post-storm conditions during the February 1976-
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El borrego cimarrón, alias "el cornudo"

Therya ixmana
En la naturaleza existe el término de “cornudo”, que incluye a aquellas especies que, en lucha con otro macho, el derrotado adquiere este término; también en humanos se denomina “cornudo” al hombre cuya mujer le es infiel, o cuando un padre mantiene al hijo de su mujer.
Bárbara Vargas Miranda, María del Carmen Navarro Maldonado, Demetrio Alonso Ambriz García   +2 more
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The Borrego Mountain, California, earthquake of 9 April 1968

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 1968
William K. Cloud, Nina H. Scott
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Chip Sealing Over Fabric in Borrego Springs, California

Advances in Pavement Engineering, 2005
This paper discusses the County of San Diego's practice of placing pavement reinforcing fabric, in conjunction with chip sealing followed by fog sealing, on roadways located in the desert area of Borrego Springs, California, in the County's efforts to eliminate crack sealing of desert road surfaces.
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