standard unit

Normally given in points, the standard unit of type size.

There is a considerable difference in cost between these and standard units.

The reduction gear is a standard unit known from the art.

We'll be at the jump point in less than five standard units."

"But that's the last you'll hear of standard units on this project.

For example, the metre is a standard unit to measure length.

And most standard unit trusts dissolve after a year or so.

By the time you reach the power peak at 6,500rpm the engine upgrade really makes itself felt over the standard unit.

Weight is measured in Newtons, the standard unit for force.

But, then, isnt your standard unit of time arbitrary also?

Smaller sizes are made in various fractions of the standard unit.

Another problem was the lack of standard units of measurement.

It can however be difficult to compare services between providers without standard units of measurement.

The standard unit of length in the metric system is the meter.

In some cases power sold for $4,000 per megawatt hour, the standard unit of measurement.

The output that results depends on how well structured the situation is to make use of such standard units.

Standard units save up to 60% of the heat energy that is otherwise lost down the drain when using the shower.

The original system only had two standard units, the kilogram and the metre.

The standard unit has been fixed at one sighted person to ten blind, plus any children.

The brigade's composition did not match any standard unit configuration.

Identical in length to the standard unit of measurement (3 feet or 36 inches).

A large range of standard units but custom build reactors are also handled.

The Standards Unit needs to use that to target their work very heavily indeed.

And since when did Montenegro becomes the standard unit for measuring forests?

These were assembled in between two standard units to create EF-3 sets.