Sentence examples for value for the units from inspiring English sources

The company, a home and life insurer, also said the sales would result in a third-quarter loss of $260 million, or $390 million before taxes, because the buyers paid less than book value for the units.

This is potentially because we chose a higher value for the units of change (c = 3) but a lower number of pre-defined profiles (m = 25).

The counting of the α-particles and the measurement of their charge (both with Geiger) gave a value for the unit of charge which was accepted for some years and showed that the α-particle should be a helium atom.

Additionally, because the respective TACs for the areas vary, the respective values for the units will vary between zones.

For comparative purposes with all other qualitative variables, the h-MAM expression values, expressed in arbitrary units, were split into 'high' and 'low', using for this purpose the median value for the whole group (205.78 units) as a cutoff.

As they read their groupmates' attainment values for the unit, they can see that even if the topic of the unit has little value for themselves, it does for their groupmates.

Total installed power of both plants is taken to be 4800 MW, which is the contracted value for the four units of NE-PP.

The contribution rates are then applied to published World Bank Development Indicators to determine a GDP value for the subnational unit.

The transit observations of the 1700s not only gave an improved value for the astronomical unit but also provided the impetus for many unrelated but important discoveries concerning Earth's geography.

In 1932 determination of the parallax displacement of the asteroid Eros as it made a close approach to Earth yielded what was at the time a very precise value for the astronomical unit.

Modern techniques, such as the use of radio telemetry from space probes, and of radar measurements of the distances to planets and asteroids in the Solar System, have allowed a reasonably accurate value for the astronomical unit (AU) to be calculated to a precision of about ±30 meters.