The phrase "activated unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, military, or organizational structures where a unit is in a state of readiness or operational status.
Example: "The activated unit was deployed to the field to assist with the emergency response."
Alternatives: "operational unit" or "engaged unit".
Interestingly, the latency of this remaining unit became both longer and more precise, possibly because even in the directly activated unit spike initiation was sometimes augmented by indirect synaptic activation, presumably arising from ongoing activity found in vivo.
A linguistic entity such as a phoneme, word, or phrase of a particular type may be represented within a layer either by a pattern of activation of units in that layer (a distributed representation) or by a single activated unit (a localist representation).
One of the most-used in solid-phase peptide synthesis uses the aromatic oxime derivatives of amino acids as activated units.
Decolorization of textile dyestuff Everzol Turquoise Blue G by simultaneous biodegradation and adsorption was investigated using the white-rot fungus Coriolus versicolor and an activated sludge culture in a laboratory scale activated sludge unit.
Following early work by Shimbel and Rapaport [20], Beurle [21] focused, not on the activity of single neurons, but on the proportion of neurons activated per unit time in a given volume element of a slice or slab of neocortex, denoted by (n(mathbf {x},t)).
Gov. Mike Huckabee activated a unit of the National Guard to bolster security at the state's only nuclear plant after the plant's owner, the Entergy Corporation, asked for help.
Once activated, the unit then tracks the students' bus ride to and from school.
Then, we try to find a mutually disjoint cover set with as many proper covers as possible and each cover is activated for unit of time.
Muscle force generation is dependent on the number of active motor units and the rate at which they discharge, with recruitment similar to muscle fiber recruitment based on Henneman's size principle [ 9], i.e. recruited in an orderly sequence according to size, with smaller units activated before larger units.
When recording several units on different channels, we used a direction and speed combination that activated all units as strongly as possible.
However, with the 199th Infantry Brigade active as a separate brigade, the division's new brigades were activated from units that had been under its command in World War II.
