Sentence examples for means a unit from inspiring English sources

In its simplest explanation, "political unit" means a unit with political responsibilities.

"Klimatope" means a unit of climate based on land cover conditions.

Modulus concept here means a unit of measure based on experience and relation to key attributes from which all the design corresponds.

In the United States of America, an SME means a unit consisting of one thousand five hundred employees and has a turnover of around $0.75 to 29 million, depending upon the type of business.

What's more, in a city with rent regulation like New York City, where affordable rents become unaffordable once an apartment becomes vacant, an eviction of a rent regulated tenant means a unit of affordable housing is gone forever.

No dice: The Court adopted, in a secular version of the Second Coming, the dubious reading that the word "become" meant a unit was able "to achieve, for a second time, a status already obtained".

This means an additional unit cost of €112 for THAs and €160 for TKAs.

"That means that a unit selling for $300,000 will really cost you nearly $306,000".

This means that a unit facing deployment in a year has just over a month, all together, to get its soldiers ready.

Health officials say a change in eye services for patients in north Wales will mean a new unit can provide some of the latest technology.

That section of Ohio code doesn't actually define "canine unit," but Bertram found that in the Ohio Administrative Code, "canine unit" means "a canine handler who shall be a sworn law enforcement officer and a canine".