Sentence examples for lost units from inspiring English sources
Phones are highly subsidised in Japan and the resale value is essentially nil, so it is not unusual to see lost units lying in the gutter.In some countries it is a common habit to carry around more than one phone.
At $80 per unit (buy from Amazon.com and save the $10 shipping fee), plus $19.95 for the extended warranty, plus around $10 for the two lost units, and you could spend as much as $120, to save replacing a phone that could otherwise cost you $200.
Thus, the relative amount of collapse (amount of lost units) within a given pixel can be inferred from the decrease in pixel compliance in relation to its "best compliance" [1, 3].
To ensure that the city doesn't lose units of public housing, as cities across the country have since the 1990s, the plan calls for increasing the number of units on and around the site.
"Through these fires, we're losing units, and I think we're going to continue to lose more units unless housing becomes more of an issue," said Dennis Hanratty, executive director of Mount Vernon United Tenants, a nonprofit organization that works for tenants' rights and to prevent homelessness.
It has been suggested that short microsatellites tend to gain additional units whereas long microsatellites are more likely to lose units during a mutation event [ 39, 47].
A third major trend in the P. pacificus dataset is that the mutation process is upwardly biased in that loci tend to gain units more frequently that they lose units.
It predicted that if they withdraw, the city will have lost 49,000 units, or 33percentt of all units built under those two programs.
I lost five units of blood and had a ruptured spleen.
The Community Service Society, a nonprofit antipoverty group, issued a report this month that found that the city lost 3,600 units of subsidized, privately owned rental housing in 2007.
Research has repeatedly suggested that Silicon Valley tech firms have worsened inequality, and data shows the area has lost affordable units at alarming rates.
