Sentence examples for of a given unit from inspiring English sources

Instead, we draw and label the data (black dots) and ancillary (green squares) qubits of a given unit cell k.

The idea of the density-based clustering algorithm is that, for each point of a cluster, the neighbourhood of a given unit distance has to contain at least a minimum number of points [8].

In addition, and generally speaking, it was shown that the shape space of a given unit volume describes 40-70% of the shape space of all chemical structures with a lesser volume.

The idea of Density-based clustering methods is that for each point of a cluster the neighbourhood of a given unit distance contains at least a minimum number of points, i.e. the density in the neighbourhood should reach some threshold.

Even the physicalist Bjorn Lindblom (1986, p. 495) concedes that "for a given language there seems to be no unique set of acoustic properties that will always be present in the production of a given unit (feature, phoneme, syllable) and that will reliably be found in all conceivable contexts".

The use of a model to recreate the interactions of a given unit with one of its neighbors allows the sensor suite of the neighboring unit to send its data in a discrete fashion since the model can provide an approximation of the unit's dynamics.

Developed economies had moved from being manufacturing-based to being service-based, it was argued: the volume of GDP produced for a given unit of energy had accordingly increased.

First, in this new era of land pressure, organic farming requires more land for a given unit of crop.

The EPS establish the level of carbon that an electricity generating plant is allowed to emit for a given unit of power.

Productivity measures how many worker hours are needed for a given unit of output during a given time period; when hours fall relative to output, labor productivity increases.

The effectiveness of an insulation material is measured in terms of its heat-transfer rate, or U-value, often expressed as the number of BTUs passing through a given unit of insulating material each hour at an expressed temperature differential across the material.