Sentence examples for resources per day from inspiring English sources
It turned out that one of the best predictors of the emergence of a moralizing religion was a measure of affluence known as "energy capture," or the amount of calories available as food, fuel, and resources per day to each person in a given society.
In addition, the first definition is an inverse of cost, and cost is a function of activity time and number of required resource per day.
In the proposed algorithm, the visibility function η i, j), which is usually selected as the inverse of the distance from i to j, is proposed here to be proportional to the (1) inverse of the cost, (2) inverse of the cost multiplied by the duration, (3) inverse of the duration, (4) duration, and (5) inverse of the number of required resource per day.
Some of the limitations presented here could be remedied with more information (e.g., inclusion of traffic modelling, inventory of likely clean-up resources, hours per day of operation).
Fig. 2 Computer use per day.
Some serve several per day.
It is pertinent to note that Nigeria is a resource-limited country, the Gross Domestic Product per capital is USD1,128 and 60% of Nigerians are below poverty line, earning less than USD1 per day [ 13].
That's one suggestion, image, resource, or idea per day to celebrate World Vegan Month and to support you, wherever you are in your journey.
However, it also implies surgical and transfusion resources available in trauma centres 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
