If individual disaster prevention is the focus of an indicator, the household is probably the most suitable unit of analysis.
If the goal is to capture organizational issues at the local level, such as disaster response capabilities, the municipality is probably the most suitable unit of analysis.
Her son, Nathan, ended up being born on 1 May – at 24 weeks and one day's gestation, and weighing just 620 grammes (1lb 6oz) – 30 miles away at the Luton and Dunstable hospital in Bedfordshire, which was the nearest suitable unit that could take him.
This article focuses on experimental results of a diesel reformer and the preliminary work for the supply of a suitable unit for the generation of the fuel/air mixture.
Aristotle is prepared to say that a man is indivisible, and so a suitable unit for the arithmetician's contemplation, in the sense that if you divide a man what you get is no longer a man (see Metaphysics XIII 3. 1078a23.26).
From a more practical mathematical perspective, the street segment is a suitable unit since it is at that scale that the majority of variation in centrality indices, such as betweenness, takes place.
This led to identify the most suitable units of expression of biomonitoring data and straightforward strategies for data collection in the case of non-persistent pesticides such as pyrethroids.
Among them, the derivative 4 showed enormously high electronic communication between two terminal OEP rings, potentially providing a suitable unit of the electronic structure for molecular design of the OEP devices operating with less energy and with higher sensitivity to outside stimuli.
In the UK, the specialist burn injury service is organised so that patients are assessed on arrival at hospital, and those needing admission are found a nearby bed in a suitable unit through the National Burn Bed Bureau.
Punctuation provides a suitable unit of information for the written mode by facilitating the saccade of the reading eye, with the position preceding punctuation (or a conjunction) realising the focus of information, or New, though the natural association of easily-identifiable fixation points with visual focus.
