Sentence examples for an equivalent unit from inspiring English sources

More recently, the 'Bethe, BB, has also been proposed as an equivalent unit in honour of Hans Bethe's work on supernovae (Weinberg 2006; Woosley and Heger 2007).

The amount of gas adsorption per unit mass of rock at the pore throat surface at a given pressure is analogous to the amount of gas dissolved in an "equivalent" unit volume of black "pseudo-" oil at the given pressure.

The first few Tigers assembled had to be fitted with a Borg-Warner 4-speed all-synchromesh manual gearbox, until Ford resolved its supply problems and was able to provide an equivalent unit as used in the Ford Mustang.

Each token was a word or, depending on the language, an equivalent unit of semantic content.

The only apparent pharmacological difference is that AZD9773 has a lower biological activity (measured as TNF-α neutralizing units) per mg protein [ 15]; therefore, in order to deliver an equivalent unit dose, the protein dose of AZD9773 is higher than that required for CytoFab.

However, in forest types with large surface areas, sample points may still be clustered within an area equivalent unit.

By adopting the conventional modeling approach in load-frequency control such as that described in [18], the generators in the grid are aggregated to form a single equivalent unit.

A variable indicating physical activity was derived by quantifying each diary entry on the basis of a metabolic equivalent unit (Peters et al. 2005).

RF CH 4  and RF N 2 O   are constants indicating radiative forcing of CH4 and N2O in terms of a CO2 equivalent unit, and were assigned to 25 and 298, respectively at 100 year time horizon (Forster et al. 2007).

Haven monetizes by charging a flat fee for every TEU, or a twenty-foot equivalent unit of capacity on a container ship.

A TEU, or twenty-foot equivalent unit, is a measurement to describe cargo capacity.