Sentence examples for call a unit from inspiring English sources
(Actually, there are rumors that the deodorant was roll-on, but what do you call a unit of roll-on deodorant? Is it a tube? A shot? A canister? Yeah, I don't know either, so I went with stick).
The product traded on the exchange is called a unit license right, a contract that allows the holder to use the underlying technology a certain number of times.
If the wild back garden is a kind of memory theatre for Dench, the theatre itself puts her in touch with her family, which she calls "a unit of tremendous encouragement".
Programming happens by first creating a test for a unit of functionality (usually called a unit test).
If there exists some (ein E) such that (ex =xe=x) for each (xin E) then e is called a unit (i.e., a multiplicative identity) of E.
A Banach algebra (mathcal{A}) is commutative if (ab=ba) for all (a, binmathcal{A}); it is unital if there is (1inmathcal{A}) such that (1a=a=a1) for all (ainmathcal{A}) and such an element is called a unit.
An open-ended fund (what the British called a unit trust) redeems any and all customers who want out, at net asset value (minus, in a few cases, a redemption fee).
Each of these stretches is called a unit and it holds (by most definitions) 10-100 bp.
Here, we call a copy unit the unit of DNA sequence that is duplicated in a CNV region.
Linguists call a single unit of meaning, whether "tree" or "un-", a morpheme, and some languages bind them together obligatorily.
