Sentence examples for unit upon from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unit upon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its unconventional structure. Example: "The project will be evaluated unit upon completion." (This sentence is unclear and awkward.)
Evolution away from the hydrostatic skeleton has made possible faster and stronger movements of one cuticular unit upon another.
As we stood near our vehicles, he told me I would be joining a new unit upon returning from midtour leave in August 2006.
Here, the results of model compound studies are presented, which elucidate the changes in reaction pathways that occur in the FCC unit upon ZSM-5 addition.
Other authors[23] showed pH-sensing devices based on single ZnO nanorods with Ohmic contacts at either ends, exhibiting slight changes in current (about 5 nA at 0.5 V per pH unit) upon exposing the surface to liquid electrolytes.
The operation of the NF membrane unit upon the boundary flux conditions ensured high steady-state permeate productivity (50.1 68.2 L h−1 m−2) while at the same time could minimize the fouling build-up on the membrane for every feedstock (0.02 0.08 L h−2 m−2 bar−1).
It tests every unit upon vacancy would up with about 140 "hot" apartments within three years, according to Executive Director Michael Mirra.
In the third quarter, none of the units upon which Citigroup has pinned its hopes showed a jump in revenue.
John Dimatos, lead for technology and design projects at Kickstarter, says that unlike the big technology players, creators on Kickstarter don't need to worry about selling millions of units upon release.
Such interactions are not expected in the present systems, although we suspect that hydroxyl-terminated silica nanoparticles may bind with the acrylic units upon thermal treatment.
Accumulation of sulphur (S) in sediments and a pH decline of up to two units upon drying suggested presence of Fe sulphides.
Using the distinction defended by Lorraine Heisler and John Damuth (1987, 1988) in their "contextual analysis" of units of selection, Okasha claims that early on in the process of an evolutionary transition, multi-level selection 1 (MLS1), in which the particles themselves are the "'focal' units" upon which selection directly acts, applies.
