The much-maligned SUV may serve as a better unit of measure to frame the energy and political dynamic here.
Among them was Sergeant Daley, from whom we learned in the basement rifle range, that a certain unmentionable type of hair is actually a unit of measure.
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Money is a unit of measure that allows the sandwich maker to exchange the fruit of his efforts with the cell phone maker who may not like sandwiches.
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The megahertz number so often cited in the marketing materials of computer companies refers to the computer's central processing unit chip as a partial measure of its ability to process data.
Cost per average seat mile (CASM), a key measure of unit costs, rose 10.5% to 12.26 cents.
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The ratio of arrests to searches is some measure of this: over the past two years, the Street Crime Unit's records show that its officers searched 45, 000 people and arrested 9, 500.
One unit is about half a pint of beer or a single measure of spirits.
Crane devised a new measure of energy consumption: a three-dimensional unit he called a cubic mile of oil.
By contrast, sieverts - another unit commonly used during the last month's reporting - measure the likely medical impact of the radiation to which an individual is exposed.
That's why a better measure of the value of the Rangers is Cablevision's Madison Square Garden unit, which primarily includes Madison Square Garden, the MSG Network and professional sports teams.
On Day 44 of the trek, both a radar device meant to measure the ice thickness and a satellite communications unit to relay the data are still not working - despite being brought back to the UK for repairs and then delivered to the team last week.
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