Sentence examples for unit of one from inspiring English sources
He figured he could exploit the human tendency to focus on the unit of one.
We first construct a multi-unit/single-unit multi-attribute double auction (MS-MDA) for PSCT where suppliers can submit bids on a single unit of one item (i.e., single output restriction).
Based on the parking slot allocation rule and the transaction payment rule, we first relax the single output restriction (suppliers can only submit bids on a single unit of one commodity) and propose a "demander competition padding method (DC-PM)" auction mechanism, which is used to solve potential budget deficit.
Barclays Capital, the securities unit of one of Britain's largest banks, on Tuesday hired five senior investment bankers from ABN Amro, the Dutch bank it failed to buy last year.
Alternatively, print on demand offers just that -- each book is printed on demand, as a unit of one, and thus there are no economies of scale, so the cost per book is higher -- but then again, no one has to write a big check.
The proportion of true positives according to this clerical review is shown on Figure 2, by different levels of global similarity (gS by unit of one).
It is worth mentioning that the lectures include a rough calculation of the size of the chronons, i.e., the smallest unit of time, and hodons, i.e., the smallest unit of (one-dimensional) space.
His site, onlineconversion.com, is among the most popular to offer online calculators for converting units of one kind into units of another.
The company experienced a setback last year when 4.2 million units of one Spin Master toy, Aqua Dots, were recalled because they contained a glue that turned toxic when ingested.
An unaltered version of this table is available in Appendix C. Waste volumes are reported in physical units of one million tonnes and monetary units of one billion US dollars.
They are told that at the end of the experiment they will be privately paid in cash the total amount of points converted from experimental units of one of the three sequences (randomly chosen).
