Sentence examples for using the same unit from inspiring English sources

Informed that Mexico was using the same unit, the human rights group said Friday: "It's troubling that Mexico is using this 'magic wand' technology given the serious doubts that exist about its reliability.

The results for the low-velocity range are encouraging and lend confidence to the modeling approach, which paves the way for investigating other phenomena inside the foam, using the same unit cell, e.g. heat transfer.

Due to the effect of the SLM process parameters, the elastic constant of the cellular lattice structures ranged from 1.36 ± 0.11 to 6.82 ± 0.15 GPa using the same unit cell design.

Computer aided design (CAD) was applied to design porous structures using the same unit cell with different unit cell sizes from 2.5 to 4 mm, different ligament widths from 600 to 900 μm, and different pore sizes from 1200 to 1800 μm, in order to achieve high porosity of 80% in avoiding the stress shielding effect.

▪ Each operation must be close as possible to operations using the same unit resource {3}.

Hence, rescheduling "sf3", "sf2", "sf1", or "sf0" merely leads to useless states; only "mw1" (its direct predecessor) or operations using the same unit resource could have a chance to make a valid placement for "w1".

However, it may be useful to remember that merely using the same units for spatial and temporal intervals does not entail that space and time are treated "on a par" in special relativity; they are not, as is evident from the signature of the Minkwoski metric.

The digits are intended to display military time, forward and backward: the first seven numbers exhibit the time of day, in hours, minutes, seconds and fifths of a second; the last seven represent the time remaining in the day, using the same units.

However, one can measure mass and energy using the same units by choosing units in which c = 1, i.e., units in which distances are measured in units of time (e.g., light-years).

This factor can be translated into a coefficient of performance (COP), which is usually used to measure instantaneous performance, and has the advantage of using the same units in the numerator and denominator (in this case kWh).

As the SDD represents a number using the same units as the original measure, this number has considerable value for clinical use.