Sentence examples for wide oil from inspiring English sources

But the independent scientists said that a portion of the wide oil slick is circulating in an eddy directly north of the loop current.

Moreover, based on data pairs (volume, cost) for world wide oil spills it is inferred that the condi-tional distribution of the costs given the spill volume is well modeled by a lognormal distribution.

The indications in tourism and seafood are good.' A drop in group-wide oil and gas production also contributed to the negative stockmarket reaction, with Deepwater again playing a key role.

The transformation goes beyond the new six-foot-wide oil painting of the Round Table acolytes, which was installed in the lobby restaurant last Friday (replacing a smaller 1998 painting removed by the previous owners).

The 1.2m-wide oil on canvas, which depicts the view of Sydney harbour looking towards the city from Mosman, was painted by Streeton on his return to Australia after a decade in Europe.

Last year a world record for Mr. Terpning's work was set at Coeur d'Alene when his 1981 "Search for the Renegades," an epic five-foot-wide oil painting depicting the Army cavalry's pursuit of Geronimo and his men, sold for $1.46 million.

But an explosion on 20 April changed everything for Hayward, BP and the wider oil industry.

Totnes is a passionately alternative town with a community currency designed to stimulate the local economy and decrease dependency on the wider oil economy.

It is worth remembering that BP, its rig operator Transocean and the main well contractor Halliburton are the blue chip companies in the wider oil and gas sector.

Brent blend crude oil has slumped from highs of $115 a barrel a year ago to less than $55, forcing the wider oil and gas sector to make thousands of redundancies from Aberdeen to Houston.

But the wider oil industry in Britain was a notable winner at this time as money was poured into the North Sea on the back of high crude oil prices, allowing the UK to eventually become a net exporter.