5 pints
It depends on the type of alcohol and volume (amount) and environmental conditions for evaporation to occur.
four hours
Whatever it takes to get your blood alcohol level up to about .5%. After that, you won't be drinking any more.
Average latency
It takes about one hour on average.
The same amount of time it takes to cook rice.
an adult male takes in 2000-2500 calories and an adult female takes in 1800-2000 calories.
There isn't anything you can do to speed up the amount of time it takes for alcohol to leave your system. Your body can metabolize about 1oz per hour. You can not sober up any faster then it takes your body to get rid of the alcohol. Drink lots of water, and it will help dilute your urine.
In the case of alcohol this refers to the amount of time it takes to process alcohol into it's metabolites. This is done at a rate of approx. 1 ounce in one hour in most humans.
The difference is the measurement amount taken per use. Verses the daily intake could mean the amount of units used. For example sally takes a daily dose of 75mg naproxen. The physician just increased her daily intake to two doses per day, so her daily intake is 150mg.
Approximately 24 hours after you have last had alcohol or drank, you will blow a 0000 on a breathalyzer. 24 hours is the minimum amount of time it takes for alcohol to completely leave the system.
It depends on the amount you drank and when you stopped (if you stopped). It usually takes the body about an hour to get rid of one beer's worth.