Sentence examples for per unit of space from inspiring English sources
New, high-quality buildings are taxed more heavily per unit of space than are old ones, including slums.
Heterochromatin is a condensed state of chromatin with DNA more compressed per unit of space compared with euchromatin.
The fibrous micro-structure of PCL/PLGA provides mechanical stability to soft tissues, while the nanostructure adds more substrate surface for cell attachment (and therefore a higher cell density per unit of space) compared with other structures and guarantees a high-permeability of the guide walls to allow for nutrient exchange.
Advancements in indoor air phytoremediation technology, notably active botanical biofilters, can more effectively reduce the concentrations of multiple indoor air pollutants through the action of active airflow through a plant growing medium, along with vertically aligned plants which achieve a high leaf area density per unit of floor space.
The number of droplets with diameter between d and D+dD per unit volume of space is n(d) = n_0 e^{-d/\langle d \rangle} dD.
Biomass needs a great deal of space per unit of energy produced but it is an energy carrier that may be strategically useful in circumstances where other renewable energy carriers are likely to deliver less.
These performance improvements, often in the areas of quality, cost, and delivery (QCD) may be external in areas affecting customer satisfaction, and internal in areas such as improving average productivity obtained per staff member, or per unit of production area floor space.
We used the number of voles in each cage as the measure of group size, as opposed to measures of density such as units of space available per unit of body weight.
This accounts for the specific surface area of the porous medium (specific pore volume) or the total area exposed within the pore space per unit of grain volume.
9 10 Venous congestion is known to contribute to an increased transcapillary escape rate of albumin (TER), that is, the fraction of intravascular mass of albumin that passes to the extravascular space per unit of time.
Plate-fin heat exchangers present some important characteristics such as high thermal conductivity and effectiveness and large heat transfer surface area per unit of volume that determinate a reduction of space and energy requirement, weight, and cost, and its design may take into account several geometrical and operational parameters.
