In order to provide sufficient data on immunogenicity and antibody-response dynamic characteristics for clinical trials, Mao unified the units of dose (U/ml) of the three vaccines from Mainland China with the antigen reference standard and compared their immunogenicity in mice.
Hence, he stated in 1919, 'a socialist economy knows no economic statistical secrets.'(Neurath 1919/1974, 141) Finally, the objectivity of physicalism in the service of central planning without money replaces the quantitative market prices as universal equivalent or general unit with unified yet specific units of kinds of things.
Compared with other stiffness indices, the new index uses virtual work to unify the units of translation and orientation and relates the index value to the direction of the wrench experienced by a parallel manipulator in a task.
Here, we perform a conversion to unify the units used in the model.
However, because atomic masses, when expressed in these terms, are incredibly small, atomic mass is often expressed in unified atomic mass units (usually shortened to "u" or "amu").
However, we endeavoured to decrease these errors by unifying the unit of measurement and using a similar standard to calculate daily tea consumption.
Rather, he seems to think that the transparency thesis is true and, since it is true, this constrains what could be unified in phenomenal unit.
The molecular mass (m) of a substance is the mass of one molecule of that substance, in unified atomic mass unit(s) u (equal to 1/12 the mass of one atom of the isotope carbon-12).
The history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia begins properly on September 23, 1932, when by royal decree the dual kingdom of the Hejaz and Najd with its dependencies, administered since 1927 as two separate units, was unified under the name of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
In Cyprus the Maternity Units are unified and they include all the sections of care: outpatients, antenatal, intranatal, postnatal and neonatal care, using a rotation schedule.
