Sentence examples for a single unit or from inspiring English sources
The apartments are now available as a single unit or two, but it is hard to sell any property in today's dim real estate market.
Chunking is based on the fact that we store familiar sequences — like our telephone number or our bank-machine password — in long-term memory as a single unit, or chunk.
They are top-down, treating the Earth as a single unit or as two hemispheres, and representing the whole climate with a few equations reflecting things such as changes in greenhouse gases, volcanic aerosols and global temperatures.
You can attach the controllers to the sides of the tablet to make a single unit, or prop up the screen with its kickstand and play with them in your hands.
There is another view of e-books that is similar to our view of the World Wide Web: a body of texts that can be treated either as a single unit or a kind of database.
This is unlike traditional approaches, which focus on the two cases that optimize the reliability of a single unit or the s-expected profit obtained from a very large number of units.
When the repeated unit is 3 (or 6) nt, an indel of a single unit adds/removes one (or two) amino acid(s).
30 Outside of 'real-time' clinical use, an admission prediction score could be used as a method of controlling for demographics, illness severity, past history, transport considerations and referral source when measuring the propensity of different units (or a single unit over time) to admit or discharge patients, allowing fairer comparisons and controlled evaluations of service innovations.
The "all or nothing" approach gives small businesses the opportunity to determine if there's a market for the product, estimate sales and receive funds even before a single unit is made or an order is placed with the manufacturer.
A unit of alcohol (∼8 g) was defined as a half-pint of beer, cider, or lager; a glass of wine; a single unit of spirits (whisky, gin, brandy, or vodka); or a glass of sherry, port, vermouth, or liqueurs.
A unit of alcohol (about 8 g) was defined as a half pint (about 0.2 l) of beer, cider, or lager; a glass of wine; a single unit of spirits (whisky, gin, brandy, or vodka); or a glass of sherry, port, vermouth, or liqueurs.
