Sentence examples for unit conversion from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the second unit conversion is no longer eligible for an investment contract.

Dorothy Thompson, chief executive of Drax, said: "Whilst we are pleased to have been offered an investment contract for our third unit conversion, we are disappointed by today's decision on the ineligibility of our second unit.

"I'd like you to do a unit conversion -- can we get back to something that makes sense like eV?" Dr. Fortmann drew several diagrams on the board, but Alia did not take a note, just nodded.

Analyst Peter Atherton said the company's management had executed the move to biomass effectively so far but he added: In our opinion the share price is already implying biomass fuel price outperformance, additional unit conversion and a continued favourable dark spread environment.

But on Thursday the company said: "Drax confirms that the court of appeal has reached a decision in relation to the appeal by the department of energy and climate change against the high court judgment that Drax's second unit conversion is eligible for an investment contract.

Just like the front and back pages of a standard dictionary, the app has all sorts of helpful information, including a unit conversion table, a list of chemical elements, a grammar guide, a history of the English language and the full text of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States of America.

"We are doing a 12-story 43-unit conversion of a loft building at 49 East 21st Street, and we decided that 49 East 21st Street rolls off the tongue well".

The sold-out Abingdon, the artsy, expensive 10-unit conversion of 320 West 12th, seems to have test-driven the mansion concept three years ago with a pair of behemoths at its base.

Now the company, like Ginsburg, is testing the waters in New Rochelle: the Lofts at New Roc, a 98-unit conversion of a former rental building where studios, one- and two-bedrooms are selling for about $350,000 to $700,000.

In late April, the Setai, a 167-unit conversion at 40 Broad Street, unveiled its sales office, which has a long mahogany bar, terra cotta floors, and glass wine-display-cases as part of a residents-only club that will encompass two floors and 30,000 square feet.

Here we have utilized a combination of semantic standards and frameworks to demonstrate, with several unit-conversion exemplar cases, that these types of data integration problems can, and should, be dealt with by the machines themselves.