Sentence examples for change units from inspiring English sources

Rather than a quick fix, allowing service men and women to begin slowly putting the pieces together by networking and ferreting out quality employment opportunities long before they leave the service or change units — feels like it could have some appeal and be a part of the long-term solution.

Peak amplitude was quantified in fractional change units from the pixel with the peak activity within the maximum areal extent for each of the three intrinsic signal phases.

The residual from this regression was used for further analysis after scaling each voxel time series by its estimated mean to obtain approximate percent change units.

The screening tray and test trays allow the detection of genital mycoplasmas at concentrations ≤10 colour change units per millilitre (ccu/ml) and >10 ccu/ml, respectively.

Systemic vascular resistance (SVR) was obtained by multiplying the MBP/CO ratio by 80, where 80 is a conversion factor to change units to standard resistance units.

The impact of those events is measured in terms of Life Change Units (LCU) based on how recently and how frequently a particular life event occurred (more recent and repeated events are associated with higher scores).

For similar reasons, she said, in the Agrawals' building the company recently decided to change Unit 911 to 912.

Victor Fodeke, head of the Nigerian special climate change unit, said any attempt to remove the Kyoto track would be disastrous for the talks.

Climate Change Unit in Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Fig. 2 Institutional Arrangement of Climate Change Unit in Bangladesh.

"Even doubling our current rate of decarbonization, would still lead to emissions consistent with 6 degrees of warming by the end of the century," noted Leo Johnson, a partner in PwC's Sustainability and Climate Change unit, in the report.