Sentence examples for unit bigger than from inspiring English sources
In those days, the agency used the I.B.M. 350 disk storage unit, bigger than a full-size refrigerator but with a capacity of 4.4 megabytes of data.
The gain in EQ-5D for individuals in residential care was 0.0582 units bigger than that of individuals in non-residential care while a 1 unit increase in the ratio of support staff to qualified staff increased the change in EQ-5D by 0.0464 units.
The technology is known as surface plasmon resonance (SPR), and a team of scientists has taken a sensing unit that was once the size of an old-fashioned console television and shrunken it down into a handheld unit no bigger than a conductor's baton.
The unit, little bigger than two hard drives, is available for $525.95.(More information is at www.linksys.com).
Marketed as mini-me professional devices, the gadgets often come with hefty price tags and the promise of results that sound too good to be true: a skin care brush that reduces wrinkles, a hair removal unit no bigger than an iPod that beams away unwanted hair, a slender malletlike skin plumper that creates a more youthful appearance.
The larger units are bigger than West Village town houses.
Parrett and his partners at Safewater think the solution is not to build massive water treatment plants in the developing world but to give away or sell thousands of small water-purifying units no bigger than a water cooler to all the communities that need them.
Her unit blocks are bigger than Fröbel's but small and lightweight enough to allow for either individual or collaborative building.
Countries whose power consumption per unit area is bigger than 0.1 watt per square meter, like those where most people in the developed world live, are countries that should expect renewable facilities to occupy a significant, intrusive fraction of their land, if they ever want to live on their own renewables.
It is not simply a unit that is bigger than a sentence (cf. Halliday 1985: 10).
For each of the thirteen districts, all Mauzas (Mauzas are the lowest administrative unit of Bangladesh, bigger than village and have a polygon boundary) were listed alphabetically and 30 Mauzas were selected using a probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling procedure [11].
