Sentence examples for range of unity from inspiring English sources

Today, the companies are announcing that EA has signed a multi-year enterprise deal with Unity: EA will be using Unity's platform across multiple franchises, and all of EA's developers will have access to the "entire range of Unity products from web and mobile to consoles and beyond".

It was distinctly shown that when the Deborah number was considerably less than unity, little crystal orientation was observed in the morphological texture whereas in the range of unity, a distinct rise in crystalline orientation occurred leading to fibril nucleation with lamella side growth in the form of the well known row structure morphology.

Canonical Kazal-type inhibitors present the scissile bond between P1 P1′ to the protease, however, its cleavage is very slow compared with substrate turnover, as the hydrolysis constant Khydr is in the range of unity (Khydr = [Inhibitorcleaved]/[Inhibitoruncleaved] = 1) and the cleaved bond may be reconstituted again (Fig. 5) [89,217].

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Since the inverse of the nondimensionalized (∂p/∂t)max denotes the ratio of the generation time of the compression wave to its maximum value, it was defined as the efficiency of a train nose in the range of zero to unity.

Note that the parenthetical term is always a number in the range of zero to unity, and that this expression includes the case where A has been converted to G, and then back to A, and so on.

To facilitate the utilization of benchmark datasets comprising continuous dose-response data on antibody-mediated modulation of biological activity, such data typically can be normalized to yield quotients in the range of zero to unity that represent the magnitude of an observed antibody-mediated biological effect relative to its theoretical or empirically determined maximum magnitude [ 9, 10].

The ratio of o- to c-alkylation, measured at 180°C and methanol to phenol feed molar ratio of unity, ranged from 4 with the supported acids to 2 with zeolite H-β.

The model is initially evaluated using an orderly stacked square channel of channel-height-to-particle diameter ratio of unity for a range of Reynolds numbers.

The slope of the linear part of the growth curve is proportional to seed-crystal weight over the range 0.5 4 mg with a slope of unity; that is, doubling of the amount of crystal results in doubling the rate of titrant addition (Figure 6B).

This gave way to a much more limited palette in the early 1620s when, by reducing the strength and range of the colours, an atmospheric unity was obtained.