The phrase "artificial unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, measurement, or economics where a unit is created or defined artificially rather than naturally occurring.
Example: "In the simulation, we used an artificial unit to measure the efficiency of the new algorithm."
Alternatives: "synthetic unit" or "man-made unit".
The proposed method is based on a state-space discretization framework which enables ringdown events to be effectively estimated when described as artificial unit impulse responses.
The artificial unit described here as a simple model, provides an important biomimetic step down a path aligned with the low-cost artificial photosynthetic systems manufacturing.
This avoids arbitrariness related to the aggregation of smaller institution to an artificial unit, Engel et al. [ 35].
The artificial unit of each protein was calculated by normalizing the band of the protein of interest to the band of loading control, actin.
Given a certain combination of factor levels (e.g, GENDER = female / RACING SPEED = low level / RACING INTENSITY = 0 to 4 races), the corresponding horses were identified and merged together in one such artificial unit.
The artificial unit was then assigned a number of injuries computed as the overall number of injuries of the corresponding horses and training time computed as the sum of the training times of the corresponding horses.
Artificial units of habitat (AUHs) made of nylon pot-scourers were used to test predictions from various models of succession.
Artificial units (called patches) were placed at different distances around each plot (within the plot and 0, 50 or 100 cm away from the edge).
Furthermore, patterns of colonization of artificial units were not always synchronous with, or in the same direction as, changes in abundances in the nearest algal plots, which themselves showed no consistent spatio-temporal pattern.
MAUP is present on spatial data and can be defined as the imposition of artificial units (e.g. provinces) on a rather continuous geographical phenomenon, such as density of providers, producing an scale or aggregation problem [ 21].
When the tech giant's artificial intelligence unit demonstrated WaveNet last year, listeners rated it as the closest simulation yet of human speech, according to the Verge.
