The Poitou is a most docile, loving and fun creature, though he is quite sizeable, capable of growing to about 1.5m, or 16 hands in the correct unit of height.
The surface under the curve (width (x)/depth (z)) corresponds to the mass loss by erosion by unit of height.
In Figs. 13 and 14, the unit of maximum gripping force is Newton, and the unit of height, width and length is millimeter.
In an attempt to maintain canopy position and better compete for light resources, intermediate and suppressed trees have less diameter growth for a given unit of height growth than more dominant trees.
Thereafter, each participant first propelled their own MWC on the motorized treadmill with a level ground (0°) and then randomly at four different slopes: 2.7°, 3.6°, 4.8°, and 7.1°, reflecting an increase from one unit of height to 20, 16, 12, and 8 units of length, respectively.
Morgan describes the town hall as having "three flank gable units of varying height and depth" and [it] has two circular towers on the front facade of varying height.
The unit of membrane height is given by the distance (0.4 μm) between consecutive confocal image planes (see Methods).
The bioreactor contained a stack of twelve double-sandwich-culture plates, allowing 100 million hepatocytes to be housed in a single cylindrical bioreactor unit (7 cm of height and 5.5 cm of inner diameter).
The lattice spacing s is expressed in units of the CNT height h.
Residents in the special care units were significantly younger and stronger than residents in open units, and standing measurements of height and weight could be performed more frequently among residents in special care units, which may indicate better mobility.
