Sentence examples for per rig from inspiring English sources

Tight oil new well production per rig.

Through the first half of the year, for example, it boosted its sales per rig per month by 10%to15%5%.

There is reason to think that employees per rig might end up closer to the blue shale boom period, despite technological progress.

Port, in a 2005 BusinessWeek article stated that the handcrafted dish itself is a costly monster at $250,000 per rig.

While the number of employees per rig may drift toward its shale-boom average, this does not guarantee that the total number of employees will return to its 2014 high in the medium term.

Note we're talking about productivity in engineering terms, barrels per rig, and not costs per se since the latter can also come from squeezing service providers in a down market, which (while valuable) is always evanescent.

A slow-down is visible now for the key mechanical and operational features that have driven per-rig productivity gains thus far: longer lateral lengths, more frac stages, and more sand and water per well.

Analysts at the firm say that while there's significant industrial logic behind enhancing Transocean's already strong position in the harsh environment floater market in Norway, the implied deal value of $850 million per working rig and $485 million per total rig is "staggering," even for new generation rigs with a strong backlog position.

A higher number of workers in support services per active rig meant that on average, each hour of work in the sector was associated with fewer new wells than before.

The 5′ppp8L and 5′ppp10L hairpins displayed the largest disparity in kcat, doubling from 7.45 s−1 to 14.32 s−1 (ATP molecules hydrolysed per second per molecule of RIG-I) on the addition of only two base pairs.

Oil is back to $50 per barrel and rig count is climbing.