This is a form of income splitting in which the single graduated rate schedule is applied to a figure arrived at by dividing total family income by the number of "units" represented, with each child counting as half a unit.
Similarly, Eldredge requires adaptations for an entity to count as a unit of selection, as does Vrba (Eldredge 1985, p. 108; Vrba 1983 , 1984.
Normalized spatial distribution of city attractiveness is shown for city residents, domestic tourists and foreign tourists - normalized total area of most photographed locations is covering a given quintile of the entire photographic activity (area covered by 50% of activity counted as a unit after normalization).
The Bibles of late antiquity and early medieval culture contained a bewildering variety of chaptering systems to complement or replace Eusebius's sections, and each system had its own sense of what counts as a significant unit of action or a significant moment deserving of its own heading.
But it also seems perfectly possible that memories and intentions may be shared between persons, produced by some common cause (Ibid).. Recognizing these connections widens the boundaries of what counts as a targeted unit (and in so doing it may also blur the boundaries between prudence and morality), but the ensuing messiness may not be worth it.
Will America's defensive-minded thirtysomethings – Jermaine Jones (30), Cherundolo (33), Onyewu (30) and Bocanegra (33) — stand up and be counted, both as a unit and when faced with inevitable one-on-one confrontations?
ESF counts as a 7-unit course.
EE 191A counts as a Math one unit seminar course: it is this unit that constitutes the ACE program.
For example, a 3 unit course at UC-Berkeley will count as 4.5 units at Stanford.
Another problem is that for some stuffs it is (or seems to be) indeterminate what, if anything, will count as a smallest unit of it e.g., minestrone soup or beer.
