Sentence examples for growth of unit from inspiring English sources
In one aphorism, he plotted the exponential growth of unit cost for fighter aircraft since 1910 (see chart 2), and extrapolated it to its absurd conclusion:"In the year 2054, the entire defence budget will purchase just one aircraft.
In a report issued earlier this year, Martin Barnes of BCA Research showed that the rise in profit margins is linked to the sluggish growth of unit labour costs.
As yet, the run-up in the prices of energy and other commodities appears to have had only a modest effect on core inflation, ongoing productivity gains have helped to hold the growth of unit labor costs in check, and inflation expectations remain contained.
Indeed, points out Ian Shepherdson of High Frequency Economics, the rate of growth of unit labour costs has now fallen below core inflation, which means that inflation may soon edge lower or, at the very least, that rising commodity prices will not produce the rise in inflation feared by some economists.
This interaction effect signifies that the positive influence of leaders on the growth of unit cohesion is greater when hardiness levels in the unit are high.
"The run-up in the prices of energy and other commodities appears to have had only a modest effect on core inflation, ongoing productivity gains have helped to hold the growth of unit labor costs in check, and inflation expectations remain contained," the Fed said.
That stallers hinder the growth of units of replication (in general) can be seen from the initial, sudden increase of density in the field, when stallers have just been removed.
iPad unit sales were up 183percentt, growing even faster than the 142percentt growth of iPhone unit sales.
Figure 2 Growth of the unit network as a function of the sampling time.
Herein, we firstly get the different boron nanowires from the growth of the unit cell of the bulk boron, respectively, along different base vectors.
In the following study, we respectively attain three different boron nanowires from the growth of the unit cell of the ground states of α-B and β-B along different base vectors.
