The phrase "achieve unit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific unit of measurement or a concept related to achievement, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To improve productivity, we need to establish a clear achieve unit for our team goals."
Alternatives: "performance metric" or "success measure".
At a time when food companies of every kind are struggling to achieve unit-sales growth of 1 or 2percentt a year, any new product or successful innovation can quickly become the source of intense competition.
The achieved unit cell is further mapped to the 3D quad meshes on a free-form surface by applying the conformal mapping method which can preserve the local shape and angle during the mapping.
PVn represents the residual error PVe while achieving unit removal (see Eq.1).
Beamforming constructs a spatial filter, which is applied to the sensor data to reconstruct the signal at each grid point, with the aim of achieving unit bandpass response at the grid point while minimizing the variance passed from all other locations.
These will be linked to the short-term outcomes in the form of an incremental cost-effectiveness analysis that will enable us to make preliminary comparisons between the intervention and control groups in terms of the cost of achieving unit changes in outcomes.
Moreover, in work units where functional interdependence is important, coordinated action is required to carry out the unit's tasks and achieve the unit's goals.
"Our tech-focus has enabled us to achieve healthy unit economics that allow to double down on growth.
Phase one might be mainly about moving 3D printing beyond spare parts and novelties, but phase two involves rethinking the premise that long runs of standard parts are the only way to achieve low unit costs.
Harvest-contractors are paid at a piece work (per ton rate) and large scale operations permit economics of scale in most regions, thus helping to achieve lower unit costs.
