Let e 1, …, e n be the standard unit basis of R n.
Let be a connected open subset of, let be the standard unit basis of, and let be the linear space of -covectors, spanned by the exterior products, corresponding to all ordered -tuples,,.
At present, however, allometric errors applied to field data currently represent a "known unknown", and thus field-estimated carbon stock (i.e., by allometric models) is currently considered to be the standard unit against which to compare subsequent model estimates [17, 59].
Let e 1, e 2, …, e n be the standard unit basis of R n, and let ∧ l = ∧ l ( R n ) be the linear space of l-vectors, which is spanned by the exterior products e I = e i 1 ∧ e i 2 ∧ ⋯ ∧ e i l, corresponding to all ordered l-tuples I = ( i 1, i 2, …, i l ), 1 ≤ i 1 < i 2 < ⋯ < i l ≤ n, l = 0, 1, …, n.
At present, however, allometric errors applied to field data currently represent a "known unknown", and thus field-estimated carbon stock (i.e., by allometric models) is currently considered to be the standard unit against which to compare subsequent model estimates [ 17, 59].
The contract is the standard unit of experience in the trade; one says "My last contract" rather than "My last ship".
The condensed milk cans are especially prized: they are the standard unit of measure for rice and beans in all Malagasy markets.
They teach you at journalism school that double-decker buses are the standard unit for heights, as football fields are for areas, and Olympic swimming pools are for volumes.
Tight gas occurs in either blanket or lenticular sandstones that have an effective permeability of less than one millidarcy (or 0.001 darcy, which is the standard unit of permeability of a substance to fluid flow).
In the rock era, when the album was the standard unit of recorded music, listeners had ten or eleven songs to get to know the artist, but in the singles-oriented business of today the artist has only three or four minutes to put her personality across.
In 2012 the FBR said that by 2060 the supply gap from the Colorado could reach 3.2m acre-feet (an acre of water a foot deep is the standard unit for large amounts of the precious liquid).Traditionally the West has tried to engineer its way out of water problems, and that approach is not dead in Nevada.
