Sentence examples for gas merger from inspiring English sources

Only one other oil and gas merger or acquisition had a larger value — when Exxon said in late 1998 that it would purchase Mobil for $81.7 billion, according to research firm Dealogic Inc.

Electric and natural gas utility merger activity has increased over the past several years.

Moreover, we find evidence that gas-rich merger remnants in the same mass regime are accreting fresh gas and (re building spiral disks.

The survey results are generally consistent with a hierarchical galaxy formation scenario in which metal-poor GCs form at high redshift in protogalactic building blocks and metal-rich GC populations are built up over time in gas-rich mergers.

Several independent lines of evidence indicate that gas-poor mergers play an important role in assembling massive elliptical galaxies.

We will look at the evidence that links supermassive black holes, gas accretion and merger events to galaxy evolution and track the star formation rate from early to current epochs.

One source said that Occidental hoped that by providing an outlet for its natural gas reserves, the merger with Midcon will add up to an extra $100 million in profits a year above what the two companies now make independently.

We present spectra taken with the Infrared Spectrograph on Spitzer covering 5-38 micregionegiof of 248 nuclei of luminous infrared galaxies (LIRGs) found as part of the Great Observatories All-sky LIRG Survey (GOALS) to isolate the AGN versus starburst contribution to the MIR emission and determine the faith of the molecular warm and cold gas along a merger sequence of LIRGs.

He has advised oil and gas companies on mergers and acquisitions and strategic matters since 1995, most recently based in New York and in Hong Kong from 2005 to 2010.

REUTERS Lazard Hires Oilil and Gas Deal Maker From Citigroup  |  Lazard has hired Mark Renton, a veteran Citigroup banker, as a managing director specializing in advising international oil and natural gas companies on mergers and acquisitions.

Recent observations have shown that a black hole is likely to become heavily obscured behind merger-driven gas and dust, even in the early stages of the merger, when the galaxies are well separated6,7,9 (5 to 40 kiloparsecs).