Sentence examples for unitary area from inspiring English sources

Assuming a Weibull statistical distribution of defects, for the CDR configuration with no overpressure, we obtain expressions in closed form for the effective area, a parameter that allows the re-scaling of the experimental data to a reference condition (equibiaxial stress on a unitary area) according to a criterion of equal failure probability.

On joining-up between councils, the research found stronger links in many two-tier counties such as Shropshire than in unitary areas, particularly the former two-tier counties of Avon, Berkshire, Cleveland and Humberside.

From 1996, the term City of York describes a unitary authority area which includes rural areas beyond the old city boundaries.

The district council was abolished in 1996 under the Local Government etc (Scotland) Act 1994 when the region became a unitary council area.

The unitary authority area has attracted people, offices, and industry to become an area of striking growth.

The average in London will be £1,302, compared with £1,421 in metropolitan areas, £1,486 in unitary authority areas and £1,510 in shire districts.

The average will be £1,302 in London, £1,421 in metropolitan areas, £1,486 in unitary authority areas and £1,510 in shire districts.

In fact, 2001 census data suggests there may be around 450 people in the Plymouth unitary authority area who describe themselves as black – about 0.19% of the population.

I pick up my banjo and think about a time three hours hence, when I will be back in the van heading for home, secure in the knowledge that Bristol is a unitary authority area and a county all to itself.

The all Wales target of responding to the most urgent calls is 65% but the target set is lower (60%) for response times in each unitary authority area.

Let Ω be the spatial domain, K be any triangular element in a simplicial mesh (mathcal {T}_{h}), and (hat {K}) to be the reference element that is equilateral and unitary in area.