Sentence examples for basic units of measurement. from inspiring English sources

The historic event, the 24th General Conference on Weights and Measures, finalized state-of-the-art definitions for basic units of measurement like the second, the meter and (at long last) the kilogram.

In the biggest overhaul of the international system of units since 1875, countries have voted to redefine four basic units of measurement — the ampere, the kilogram, the kelvin and the mole.

The number shown in kilobytes is many times greater than the number of characters. A. In the binary number system used by most computers, the basic unit of measurement is a bit (short for binary digit).

He's tweaked the formula's basic unit of measurement, which streamlined it.

The basic unit of measurement is the voxel which is the three-dimensional equivalent of a pixel.

"We are focused on a different audience," Biggins told me, simply identifying the office worker as MealPal's basic unit of measurement.

However, there would appear to be little correlation between DBH and PME (r g range −0.19 to 0.27) with the sign of the correlation varying by site; DTR was strongly correlated between the ages of two, three and six years (Table 4), therefore for the remainder of the paper DTR03 will form the basic unit of measurement for this trait.

The basic unit of measurement used during construction was the tala, defined as the length of a human face from the forehead's hairline to the tip of the chin or the distance from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the middle finger when both fingers are stretched at their maximum distance.

An independent crop-raiding incident was used as the basic unit of measurement, whereby crop-raiding by an individual orangutan on the same farm, on the same day, was classified as a single event, irrespective of whether it raided more than once.

The basic unit of measurement is the "finished consultant episode".

Time for a quick Computer Science refresher; as the most basic unit of measure, FLOPS is a measurement of a computer's performance, useful in fields of scientific calculations that make heavy use of floating-point calculations.