Sentence examples for traditional unit from inspiring English sources

Law firms are laying off lawyers as never before and questioning the industry's traditional unit of payment, the billable hour.

The seeds are also used as a traditional unit of weight (ratti), equivalent to about 0.91 carat, in India.

The Drewitt-Barlows are pregnant with contradictions: part social experiment, part frontiersmen, and part future-family, but in so many ways a deeply traditional unit.

However, traditional unit tests — the backbone of traditional software testing — don't really work with machine learning models, because the correct output of machine learning models isn't known beforehand.

In the first phase, we utilized traditional unit tests (i.e., ADF, PP, and KPSS) to check the order of integration among the variables.

A multi-objective day-ahead optimal scheduling model for wind farm integrated power systems was proposed in [16], introducing DR into traditional unit commitment (UC) strategy.

What Naím sometimes characterises as alienation writ large – a shift in emotional register or capacity, a universal absence of affiliation – is specifically alienation from the traditional units of allegiance.

The French Revolution of 1789 provided an opportunity to pursue the frequently discussed idea of replacing the confusing welter of thousands of traditional units of measure with a rational system based on multiples of 10.

The traditional units for preparing coffee — a cup, a scoop — are so broad as to be useless, and in the haze of the early morning, you want to cut down on the guesswork: tare the scale, turn on the timer, and follow the numbers.

Connectivity issues are studied in Gao et al., which considers the relation between distance and communication hops, accounting for the border effect and dependence problems, for a model that is more realistic than the traditional unit-disk graph model.

By 2007, they say, demand for new digital machinery should exceed that for traditional units.