Sentence examples for from which unit from inspiring English sources

Raw electron micrograph is Fourier transformed, from which unit cell parameter for the crystal lattice is determined.

a Number of data sources from which unit costs were retrieved.

The NSSO surveys provide information on expenditures and quantity of tobacco products consumed by households, from which unit values are estimated.

Third, blunt interpretation of the unit cost results are discouraged since information from the HMIS books—from which unit costs are based is expected to be of mixed quality.

Cosatto and Graf [8], for example, have created a system where the new video track is constructed by using a visual speech database from which units consisting of a variable amount of original frames are selected and concatenated.

There are four types of physical constants: Fixed constants, whose value is set a fixed number, from which units can be determined.

The brigade was never intended to serve as a single formation, rather its role was to provide a pool of armoured units from which units and sub-units could be provided to augment infantry forces.

The delay in the advance of Japanese forces also allowed the United States Marine Corps to land on Funafuti on 2 October 1942, with a Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees) building airfields on three of the atolls of Tuvalu from which units of the USAAF B-24 Liberator bombers of the Seventh Air Force operated.

Panel A shows the probability density function of the in-degree - the number of units from which a unit has received patients.

In accordance with Giorgi's proposals of 1901, the CIPM also recommended that the ampere be the base unit from which electromechanical units would be derived.

These tied units are replaced in partially ordered judgment subsets from which a unit is selected at random for a full measurement.