In the case of continuous quantities, the most precise unit of time is the time it takes for the fixed stars (the fastest things in the universe) to move the smallest perceptible distance.
Shareholders, or to be more precise "unit holders", have received dividends double or triple the market average.These beneficiaries, though, are a select class.
We are aware that further calculations have to be made in order to arrive at more precise unit costs.
Metaphysics x.1-2) treats measurement under his discussions of units (and hence number), it turns out that the precision problem becomes a problem of sorting out precise units of measure.
In studies on event occurrence, the timing of events may be measured continuously using thin precise units or discretely using time periods.
This work will enhance the basement/cover knowledge and determine the precise chrono-lithostratigraphic units crossed by the GPK-1 and GPK-2 wells.
When there is a mismatch between the population assessments made by the two analyses (i.e., genetic and stable isotope), the smaller unit should be adopted as the precise assessment and management unit.
Six FE models with different constraints on the spacer monofilaments and outer layer thicknesses were created using the precise geometry of a unit cell from Micro-X-ray computed tomography (μCT) scanning by fully considering the yarn interactions among all the fabric components and material׳s nonlinearity.
"The precise number of involved units is still under investigation, but may reach up to 1.8 million vehicles," it said, noting that models including the Aygo, iQ, Yaris, Corolla, Avensis and RAV4 were involved.
The results revealed that manipulating the ratio of PDLLA diol: HDI: PP could obtain the precise number of PP units (Num pp)) in P-PUUs which may significantly impact the degradation stability and the degradation rate of P-PUUs.
