Those students will be eligible for a scholarship that would reduce extension costs to about $90 per unit, Long Beach officials said. .
This could be achieved by increasing either the photosynthetic area or the photosynthetic capacity (amount of carbon fixed per unit area) (Long et al. 2006; Murchie et al., 2009; Parry & Hawkesford, 2010; Murchie & Niyogi, 2011; Parry et al., 2011, 2013; Reynolds et al. 2012).
But that cost structure hasn't been true for a long time, and rates have been adjusted so that you pay MORE per unit as your consumption goes up.
Production cost (per unit input).
Figure 3 shows the result from the partitioned maximum likelihood phylogenetic analysis, with branch lengths omitted due to the very high level of sequence similarity between samples (the expected substitution per site bar is 0.001 units long).
During the infectious period, lasting from τlat to τinf, infecteds give rise to β new infecteds per unit of time, as long as they are not detected.
The unique CNTs@CNPs arrays significantly improve the electrochemical capacitance per unit area with great long-term stability, indicating the promise as new material platform for development of advanced energy-storage devices.
The functional relationship of the induced dipole moment per unit volume of an infinitely long linear agglomerate aligned perpendicular to the field lies between the theoretical form for an isolated sphere and that for an infinitely long cylinder.
The M integral, i.e., the expansion or scalar moment per unit length on an infinitely long circular cavity, is represented in terms of the scattering phase shifts as in the case of the J integral.
Interestingly, powder data in agreement with the single crystal results indicated that the short chain length homologues had two molecules per unit cell (Z) but for long chain adducts Z = 1 [31].
This can be explained by fewer recombinations per unit of physical distance in long chromosomes than in short chromosomes, as observed in the human genome.
