energy acquisition

"significant corporate investments in clean energy acquisitions and expansion initiatives"

Energy Acquisition Corporation II, $246.6 million of debt securities.

Condition should, in general, reflect overall energy acquisition, such that life-history variation reflects differential allocation to survival and sexual signalling.

One study found that an American Kestrel pair "foraged in ways that minimized the costs of energy acquisition in its particular situation".

They survive apparently by direct energy acquisition from the surrounding environment, though we are as yet uncertain as to the mechanism by which they achieve this.

Energy & Environment (E&E) is a peer-reviewed academic journal "covering the direct and indirect environmental impacts of energy acquisition, transport, production and use".

Since Sept. 11, Duke Power, Dominion Resources and RWE have announced energy acquisitions.

On February 26, 1942, Heisenberg presented a lecture to Reich officials on energy acquisition from nuclear fission, after the Army withdrew most of its funding.

Building compactly and minimizing the ecological footprint is common, as are on-site handling of energy acquisition, on-site water capture, alternate sewage treatment and water reuse.

He made some central contributions to the elucidation of the mechanisms of energy acquisition, storage and disposal in large molecules, clusters, condensed phase and biophysical systems, as explored from the microscopic point of view.

Based on a simple theoretical model, proposed in 1968 in collaboration with Mordechai Bixon, the basic notions specifying the energy acquisition process, the interstate coupling modes, and the mechanisms of energy disposal, were laid open.

Directed Energy Programs Each of the military services and the Office of the Secretary of Defense within the Department of Defense have continued to fund numerous directed energy acquisition efforts for at least the last two decades.

HALT TO ENERGY ACQUISITION - Energy Partners has called off its plan to acquire the Stone Energy Corporation and said it may offer itself for sale.

In 1988, he was awarded the Wolf Prize in Chemistry along with Joshua Jortner of Tel Aviv University "for their incisive theoretical studies elucidating energy acquisition and disposal in molecular systems and mechanisms for dynamical selectivity and specificity".

In a statement he prepared for the hearing before the Glenn committee, Mr. Layton said: "The Department of Energy Acquisition Regulations prohibit the Department of Energy and Department of Energy contractors from acquiring devices which are primarily designed to surreptitiously overhear or record conversations.