How to pronounce “mergers” in English

mergers and so on.

These mergers take billions of years, so we're not able to sort of watch them in real time.

The mergers of these supermassive black holes basically take millions of years or longer.

talking about from the mergers of these supermassive black holes are of the order of 1 part in 10 to the 15th.

And so mergers are not the answer to this problem.

Public utility mergers, where the utilities aren't giving enough of their benefits of the merger to the ratepayers-- and then, as I said, I've also done,

of getting the mergers right.

SpaceTime and their mergers and you needed that so that you could then template what the events would look like and without the templates you wouldn't

All the major mergers have settled now.

Think about mergers between stock exchanges, think about nonstop flights connecting any two cities in the world.

You might see mergers; you might see multinational universities.

And both these mergers and the in-spiral phase will lead to the emission of energy.

And it isn't just issues of mergers, or buying domain names, or dividing pizzas.

We talked about how galaxy mergers can happen.

But we can see the different mergers in different stages across the entire universe.

We know of binary neutron star mergers, we know of black holes that have merged to form larger black holes.

You see this a ton in mergers and acquisition.

That's the reason why usually mergers don't work, right?

And that could affect future hotel mergers.

That you're concerned about airline mergers and consolidation of hubs actually making the traffic at airports worse, for all the reasons that you can imagine.

That allowed banks to go through these massive mergers and take on more risk and develop these, you know, exotic new products like securetizing mortgages and stuff like that.

new york times today its devotees called the mergers and acquisitions page because you'll see it's like Harvard

However, we have theoretical models for the mergers of these supermassive black holes in order to get to the universe that it looks like today.

All of this-- and you add in all the companies and the mergers and acquisitions going on as well.

He was doing M and A, mergers and acquisitions, at Citibank and he decided he was going to go start something up.

allowed these companies to merge back together with some of the largest mergers in corporate history in fact the

arco shell is also the product of a number of other smaller mergers and these are just the mega-mergers because

It was just this absolutely incredible bonanza because, unlike black hole mergers, neutron star mergers put out a lot of stuff.

be able to detect with these pulsar timing arrays, which are coming from the mergers of supermassive black holes.

happens what are the feeding episodes for black holes like so structure in the universe assembles mostly by mergers by

the that's the signal you would get from the merger of the super massive black holes and we think that the mergers of

in the u.s. oil industry just since 1991 there have been more than 2,600 mergers

He was a lawyer at a big law firm and the lawyer had information about some big mergers and acquisitions and told that information to his friend.

So here's some little snapshot images from the Hubble Space Telescope that took that Hubble Ultra-Deep Field I showed before of galaxies in different stages of mergers.

So that's what the black points are showing there, whereas the red points are showing sort of spiral galaxies that have maybe had little mergers that have built up

There are lots and lots of these images, iconic images where you can see different stages in the mergers of these galaxies

For these companies, quite frankly, at this point, M&A, Mergers and Acquisition, are really R&D to these companies.

And I could repeat those kinds of stories-- Capital One acquiring Adaptive Path, this wave of mergers,

By the mid-1980s, mergers meant 50 companies controlled most newspapers, magazines, TV stations, and movie studios.

just in the u.s. just in the oil and gas industry and the the goal of these mergers was essentially and I'm skipping

So, by the 1980s there's such a reckless, a heedlessness in American businesses and it's the great mergers age, the kind of 'Wall Street' grubbiness, kind of like that Michael