Sentence examples for per potential from inspiring English sources

Each additional inspector will focus on 3,500 people – which, assuming a 35-hour working week, equates to 21.6 seconds per week per potential evader.

I've taken the BLS data on GDP and the OECD data on population 15-64, and gotten this picture of the ratio of Japanese output per potential worker to US output per potential worker: By the way, I stop at 2007 so that the response to the financial crisis doesn't blur the picture.

What you see is that 1990-2000 really was a lost decade: Japanese output per potential worker fell a lot relative to the United States, when in the past it had been steadily rising.

For each search, it presents the user with a match score per potential physician, based on their search parameters. .

Just last week, a developer bought a shuttered auto repair shop in the neighborhood for a citywide record of about $350,000 in raw land costs per potential unit.

Having sold Orange, Hutchison had no mobile business in Europe and was thus able as a "new entrant" to take advantage of special concessions and win more spectrum than Vodafone or British Telecom for a cheaper price per potential subscriber.

The acceleration is more clearly present at physiological temperature, we expect through reduced Ca2+ influx on a per action potential basis.

For an adder per-se, potential energy savings of up to 50% is shown.

Should market acceptance/demand be wide (probable), net revenue-per-seat potential be greater than $50 (almost certainty), licensing penetration be significantly greater (50% by some estimates), there is potential for revenues to reach into the hundreds of millions.

Cost was quantified in terms of the total sodium current (per action potential or per time, respectively).

In this simulation, the hardware consumes 100 nJ per neuron per millisecond and 43 nJ per postsynaptic potential, which is the smallest quantity reported for any digital computer.