Sentence examples for zone unit from inspiring English sources

In Germany, the star economy of the euro zone, unit labor costs fell 0.7 percent.

For example, a "free zone unit" within a UN agency could experiment, on a small scale, with relaxed procurement rules or performance-based compensation.

Its recent growth rate has been pathetic it may manage 1.5% this year, after four years below 1%—as its companies have struggled to keep pace with competitors elsewhere in the euro zone: unit labour costs, relative to Germany's, have risen by more than 20% since 2000.

The depth to the vadose zone unit ranges from 2 to 24 m (Figs. 7, 8, 9, 10).

GHPs are "typically only installed on homes of a minimum square footage, with multiple rooms that need direct heat delivery". This agrees with Rosenbaum's finding that "Compact superinsulated homes in [many] climates... can often be heated with a single zone unit... in the main space.

According to Fig. 2, there are two types of sediments that could be clearly distinguished from the plots: shale-rich sediments with generally higher gamma ray values (>70 API) that mostly belong to the upper and lower target zone (units 1 and 3) and sand-rich sediments with generally low gamma ray values (<70 API) that mostly belong to the middle part of target zone (unit 2).

The structural and kinematic analyses of the suture zone units indicate the occurrence of superposed deformation fabrics, which developed first during the ophiolite emplacement and then during the subsequent India Asia continental collision.

In this paper the details of flow induced vibration studies on internals like liquid zone control unit and poison injection units of heavy water filled calandria of 700 MWe Indian pressurized heavy water reactor is given.

The critical value of this parameter corresponds to the rate of energy dissipated in the fracture process zone per unit crack extension.

The gradual increase in the presence of salt, observed on the calcimetry log, definitively signals the transition to the Zone Dolomitique unit (Aichholzer et al. 2015).

The pollutant mixing zone per unit load (PMZPL) can then be defined and calculated by: PMZP L i = PM Z i D L i (1).