Sentence examples for the equivalent unit from inspiring English sources

However LCC and ALCC analysis cannot evaluate the "equivalent" unit cost for producing electricity, which is important for determining the most cost-efficient system design.

The thermal, mechanical and thermo-mechanical response of the unit cell incorporating the highly anisotropic phase is analysed by comparing the results for the equivalent unit cell with the isotropic constituents and considering both fully fixed and loose interface conditions.

The unit name "megatonne" or "megaton" (Mt) is often used in general-interest literature on greenhouse gas emissions, whereas the equivalent unit in scientific papers on the subject is often the "teragram" (Tg).

In October 2011, against a typical customer's household bill of £1,235, wholesale prices for the equivalent units of energy were coming in at around £585.

All states divide their territories into counties except Louisiana, where the equivalent units are called parishes, and Alaska, where they are called boroughs.

Other midpoint impact categories in IMPACT 2002+ leading to the mentioned four damage categories are listed below [49] in terms of the equivalent units of known factors contributing to the corresponding impact: 1. Non-carcinogens: Human toxicity is stated in non-carcinogenic effects of equivalent mass of C2H3Cl (vinyl chloride).

Oh, don't get us wrong it's WAY better than the equivalent units in the last Chevy Tahoe we steered around (GM really must wake up and realize that the same dashboard in a $35,000 vehicle as it puts in a $15,000 only reinforces their reputation for interior cluelessness), but Toyota has always given interior design (not the placement of controls, the appearance of them) short shrift.

The table below lists the units of measure in this catalogue and shows the conversion factors connecting them with the equivalent units that were in use on the eve of the adoption of SI.

When "entropy" is discussed, the values refer to the entire "– TΔ S" term, so that the equivalent units of kilocalories per mole may be compared with enthalpy.

The d-dimer is usually reported as mass units, and there are two different types of units: the fibrinogen equivalent unit (FEU) at 340 kDa and the d-dimer unit (DDU) at 195 kDa (Olson et al. 2013).

By the use of a standard curve (on each test plate) generated from a dilution series of infectious H1N1/09 virus quantitated in standard infectivity titrations, we were able to determine the relative equivalent unit (REU) from viral RNA based upon the cycle threshold (CT) value obtained for each sample.