For example, in the plain-text sentence "the experiment was run at a temperature of 21 degrees", the temperature specification would be replaced by XML elements indicating the type of quantity (temperature), the value (21), and the unit (degrees Celsius), with each part having a clearly defined meaning written down in a dictionary.
SDSU's regulatory affairs program is a 40-unit degree curriculum that takes 21 to 24 months to complete.
Source: (FAO 1976) Potential irrigation problem Units Degree of restriction on use None Slight to moderate Severe Salinity (affects crop water availability) ECw (or) µS/cm < 700 700–3000 > 3000 TDS mg/l < 450 450–2000 > 2000 Infiltration (affects the rate of infiltration of water into the soil.
Because of the difference in measuring units (degrees and millimeters for angular and linear measurements, respectively), the 'standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients' were calculated.
Eventually, there can be some more input resources to process more complicated tasks (e.g. processing of numerals, physical units, degrees and titles, and special symbols like @, &, or %).
An interrelationship between the mechanism of aniline polymerization and the direction of redox processes with participation of polyaniline chains on the one hand, and the π-electron energy of oligoanilines with various numbers of units, degrees of oxidation and protonation on the other hand, has been found for the first time.
Lt. Col. Isaiah Wilson, a professor at West Point and former planning officer in Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division, said the fate of Nagl's unit — the degree to which it attracted capable, ambitious soldiers — depended on the answer to one question: "Will serving as an adviser be seen as equal to serving as a combat officer in the eyes of the promotion boards?
a. Lagx: the lagged months; HS: monthly hours of sunshine; Unit: temperature (degree centigrade), monthly hours of sunshine (10 hours).
