Converse of object

• impound: Here we pass another sluice which in time of flood is opened up to fill an impounding reservoir.

• deplete: However, this rainfall did little to assist the replenishment of already severly depleted reservoir at Ravensthorpe.

• refill: No user intervention such as refilling a reservoir is required.

• fill: Fill the reservoir with enough wax to run from the spout.

Adjective modifier

• man-made: Rutland Water is the largest man-made reservoir in Britain, covering some 3100 acres of water.

• untapped: Is there an untapped reservoir of help and practical support ' out there ' for prisoners or is this already exhausted by prisoners?

• clastic: Success at the TGT-2X well confirms the presence of a highly prospective section of clastic reservoirs in Block 16-1.

• underground: A couple of groups were unlucky enough to get soaking wet in the underground reservoir.

• deep-water: The fields are combination traps contained in Paleogene deep-water sandstone reservoirs.

• vast: Vast reservoirs of power are created by the spirit of the age, formless, like the tense yearning gained from all things.

Modifies a noun

• characterisation: Reservoir characterisation: Can you see what the logs are saying?

• simulator: The IRAP software allows the export of grids and their parameters to reservoir simulators which accept their input as ASCII files.

• dam: This path drops down into the valley below the reservoir dam, which is currently being managed to allow the growth of native woodland.

• simulation: Hutton reservoir simulation model An Eclipse 100 simulation model was provided by Kerr McGee for archiving.

Noun used with modifier

• hydrocarbon: The instrument was then tested on core samples from a hydrocarbon reservoir in the North Sea.

• petroleum: Be able to explain why petroleum reservoirs are difficult to locate and outline the methods employed.

• basement: This production rate is likely to increase as White Tiger and Dragon fields are improved ( both fields producing from basement reservoirs ).

• magma: A theory to quantify the amount of melt in the magma reservoir will be developed.

• irrigation: So did much fertile river valley land, which was exchanged for hydroelectric or irrigation reservoirs.

• sandstone: Understanding and predicting sandstone reservoir quality in petroleum systems.