The DASH (Disability of Shoulder, Arm, and Hand questionnaire) (Hudak et al. 1996) aims to capture the patient's own perception of their upper extremity function as a single functional unit.
The two instructions are then treated as a single entity and are executed together in a single functional unit that is optimised to handle functions with three input operands instead of the traditional two inputs.
In unicellular organisms, glycans generally function only as structural components of the cell membrane, while in multicellular organisms they acquired various complex functions needed to integrate numerous cells into a single functional unit (Drickamer and Taylor 1998; Varki 1993).
A species, furthermore, is composed of individuals, single functioning units identifiable as organisms.
I mean, look: here's the two biggest current-gen consoles, smashed together into a single, functioning (I assume) unit, learning to get along in harmony.
Building a single functioning prototype is not the same thing as building thousands of production units.
Keep your features as small and compartmentalized as possible; that is, do not encapsulate all your functionality in one feature, but break it out into smaller units, each bundling a single function.
For this study, we considered a household as a group eating together and functioning as a single economic unit.
Whoever wins the general election in 2015, cities are likely to get more power.Mr Osborne argued that Britain's northern cities in particular Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield should function as a single economic unit.
Our approach assessed the pattern and characteristics of "hydrologic facets" (landscape patches that have high internal surface water connectivity and therefore function as a single hydrologic unit), where facet boundaries were defined by subtle topographic divides across the floodplain.
