Sentence examples for extensive unit from inspiring English sources

* All the extensive unit conversions and constants from the desktop PCalc.

Through extensive unit and system testing, we have verified that KAnalyze produces the correct k-mer counts over multiple datasets and k-mer sizes.

The 2.97 Ga Prince Albert greenstone belt (PAGB) of Melville Peninsula (Nunavut, Canada) contains multiple komatiitic flows and laterally extensive units of komatiitic tuff in the Selkirk Bay area.

The cratered terrain, a rolling surface covered by numerous impact craters and centered on Ariel's south pole, is the moon's oldest and most geographically extensive geological unit.

Despite the limitations, this well characterized cohort of incident hemodialysis patients has been assessed in a consistent manner on non-dialysis days with standardized questions, adjudicated comorbidities and methods for cardiovascular assessment, as well as extensive dialysis unit BP and IDWG data.

Afterward the KGB was systematically stripped of its extensive military units and many of its domestic security functions.

The results of the analyses revealed two clear geochemical environments corresponding to the two most extensive geomorphological units in this peninsula: moraine and marine terraces.

Extensive silicic units in the Paraná-Etendeka LIP have been long interpreted as pyroclastic density currents (rheomorphic ignimbrites) derived from the Messum Complex in Namibia.

Other published reports on surficial aquitards in the Gulf Coast Region pertain to Pleistocene deposits that lack laterally extensive lacustrine units and where Kv is enhanced by secondary permeability features, resulting in clayey aquitards with poor integrity.

While British units provided many logistic and line of communication services for the AIF in North Africa during the early campaigns in 1940 and 1941, the Army needed to raise extensive support units to support its combat formations in the Pacific following the Japanese entry into the war.

Since the early 1980s, its production has risen considerably [ 60] evolving from extensive culture units to semi-intensive or intensive systems.