Sentence examples for units standard from inspiring English sources
The most common features in social science are ethnic, cultural, or linguistic (Provence), climatic or topographical (the Tennessee Valley), industrial or urban (the Ruhr), economic specialization (the cotton belt of North America), administrative units (standard government regions in Great Britain), and international political areas (the Middle East).
GPIP defines methods for the orderly transfer of data, addressing of individual units, standard bus management commands, and the physical details of the interface.
What in the world was going through the Army brass' heads when they decided to make the black beret, worn only by the Army's elite Ranger units, standard headgear for the entire U.S. Army?
Nevertheless, confined-DEC is a promising technique for brick mass production as the requirements of several strength classes of the South African concrete masonry units' standard SANS 1215:2008 were met in 7 min.
The mean signal intensity was 148.4 units (standard deviation = 4.4) in diffuse SSc patients and 103.6 units (standard deviation = 24.5) in limited SSc patients (P < 0.0005), supporting the quantitative data obtained by ELISA (data not shown).
Mean densitometric intensity in normal tissues was 1533 arbitrary units (standard deviation [SD] ± 995) and 3571 arbitrary units (SD ± 2292) in tumour tissues.
Both the spatial and temporal semi-variograms were fitted with an asymptotic value (the sill) of one since the standardized flows have a unit standard deviation.
Prior to each analysis, LRS values were corrected for differences between cohort years and areas, and standardized to zero mean and unit standard deviation.
Outcome variables were Winsorized at the 1st percentile and standardized with zero mean and unit standard deviation.
Conveniently, standardization leads to zero mean and unit standard deviation over the genome (see Methods and Figures 1 2).
Each study dataset is then standardized to have zero mean and unit standard deviation.
