Sentence examples for points per unit of from inspiring English sources

Last year, when Sainsbury was struggling, some of these swaps were priced at 150 basis points per unit of debt insured.

Carriers of the TF P570S gene variant, for example, lose significantly more IQ points per unit of blood lead than children with wild-type genotypes [ 27].

This 'drifting per unit of time' was then corrected for each time point.

Although conventionally transportation researchers have been focusing on the parameter of traffic flow, or traffic volume, defined as the number of vehicles passing an observation point per unit of time (usually 1 h) [45], we believe that traffic amount is a better target for our problem than traffic flow or volume, as high traffic amount is a direct indicator of traffic congestion.

It is often the case with point distributions (as the centers of mass of the cortical areas) that the number of points per unit area varies along the space.

An estimation of the K function is given by the mean number of points within a sphere of increasing radius d centered on each sample point, divided by an estimation of the expected number of points per unit volume.

The intensity λ represents the expected number of points per unit volume.

It is characterized by 2 fundamental properties: (1) The number of points falling in a given region follow a Poisson distribution with a constant mean number of points per unit volume; and (2) each point is equally likely to occur at any position and is not affected by the locations of the other points (Illian et al. 2008; Gaetan and Guyon 2009).

Do these goals all point to higher prices per unit of energy?

Electric current in a wire, where the charge carriers are electrons, is a measure of the quantity of charge passing any point of the wire per unit of time.

In order to meet the requirements of precision engineering, the scraped surface should have an equally distributed pattern with a required number of high points per unit area while retaining good flatness.