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Technically, pooling means the bringing together of small tracts sufficient for the granting of a well permit under applicable spacing rules,’ and ‘unitization means the joint operation of all or some part of a producing reservoir.’” Confusion between the precise meaning of the two terms (in journals, judicial opinions, and even RRC forms) has created an inextricable tangle. Some courts have simply acquiesced to this reality, noting that “[a]lthough pooling and unitization technically have different meanings, the terms are often used interchangeably to describe cross-conveyances of mineral or royalty interests by separate owners in order to share the income from production of wells drilled anywhere on the consolidated tract.” The practical effect of this confusion is unknown and likely unknowable. To be precise, “pooling” refers only to the gathering of acreage so that the pooled tract can meet RRC spacing requirements, increase production allowables, and minimize the overall number of wells that need to be drilled to produce the minerals. On the other hand, “unitization” should be used only to designate groupings of tracts and pools covering a specific common source of supply so that the supply source can be more effectively produced, such as by water-flooding a field.
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Technically, energy efficiency' means using less energy inputs while maintaining an equivalent level of economic activity or service; 'energy saving' is a broader concept that also includes consumption reduction through behaviour change or decreased economic activity. In practice the two are difficult to disentangle and the terms are often used interchangeably” (European Commission, 2011.) Energy conservation “is typically defined as a reduction in the total amount of energy consumed. Thus, energy conservation may or may not be associated with an increase in energy efficiency, depending on how energy services change. That is, energy consumption may be reduced with or without an increase in energy efficiency, and energy consumption may increase alongside an increase in energy efficiency” (Gillingham et al., 2009.)
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Technically, energy efficiency” means using less energy inputs while maintaining an equivalent level of economic activity or service; 'energy saving' is a broader concept that also includes consumption reduction through behaviour change or decreased economic activity. In practice the two are difficult to disentangle and the terms are often used interchangeably.’ (European Commission, 2011.)
Technically, . [p]ooling means the bringing together of small tracts sufficient for the granting of a well permit under the applicable spacing rules.” Circle Dot Ranch, Inc. v. Sidwell Oil & Gas, Inc., 891 S.W.2d 342, 347 (Tex. App.—Amarillo 1995, writ denied).
Technically, doping is a tautology. It means doping. What we need is a drug code where the vast majority of cases of doping represent episodes of actual cheating. The WADA code no longer does this for competitions like the AFL and NRL. It isn’t being unrealistically paranoid to suggest that a player might actually get prosecuted just because he has had surgery. In fact, it has already happened in Australia. Steven Koops of the Fremantle Dockers was previously branded a drug cheat in 1999 for testing positive to Pethidine, administered to him by an anaesthetist in a hospital
Technically, energy efficiency” means using less energy inputs while maintaining an equivalent level of activity” (Rosiek and Batlles 2013, 148). Therefore, the following section will focus on the most effective opportunities (in terms of cost and energy saving benefit) to reduce the hospital’s electricity consumption whilst maintaining, if not improving, its service delivery capability.