Sentence examples for per crew from inspiring English sources
NASA Orion project manager Skip Hatfield said it was designed to be much more spacious per crew member than Apollo.
4-module PGF could produce nearly 0.32 kg per crew member per day of fresh edible biomass, which would be about 50% of recommended daily vegetable supplement.
The rule of thumb is €1,000 per crew member per week, but these can go up to €5,000 or even higher.
"We estimate that at the height of whaling there would have been close to 140 whaling ships sailing out of these towns, with about 25 men per crew," he said.
These exercises were successful; during the training by 'C' Squadron of the Glider Pilot Regiment, which specialised in flying the Hamilcars, over 2,800 lifts were made with an average of 50 lifts per crew.
(6.4 kg) per crew member for winter clothing.
Docking costs: $350,000; insurance: $240,000; maintenance and repairs: $1m per year; crew wages: $1.4m.
WEIGHT (EMPTY) PALADIN: 28 tons CRUSADER: 40 tons LENGTH PALADIN: 20' 4" CRUSADER: 24' 8" RANGE OF FIRE PALADIN: 19 miles CRUSADER: 31 miles RATE OF FIRE PALADIN: 4 rounds per minute CRUSADER: 10 rounds per minute CREW PALADIN: 4 CRUSADER: 3 Contractors involved in the Crusader project PRIME CONTRACTOR United Defense Minneapolis York, Paa.
The average number of passengers per day is 10,822.12 and the average trip time of a passenger is 34.66 min. Per train, three crew members are on-board.
To compare: Average person's exposure: 2.4 mSv per year Nuclear industry worker limit: 20 mSv per year Smoking 1.5 packs a day: 13 mSv per year Flight crew working New York-to-Tokyo route: 9 mSv per year Cosmic rays:.24 mSv per year Chest x-ray:.04 mSv per single dose Living near Chernobylat time of meltdown: 450 mSv cumulative avg.
Still, other groups report their slim budgets can be strained by the theater's charges for rent, which range from $150 to $500 per performance, and crew, which can run more than $600 per performance, with more for rehearsals.
