The phrase "connected unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of items or elements that are linked or work together as a single entity.
Example: "In our project, we need to ensure that each connected unit functions seamlessly with the others to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "integrated component" or "linked entity."
LetGbe a connected unit interval graph.
That said at $26 for a single Wi-Fi connected unit you're not paying too much for peace of mind.
Once the overall WWTP scheme is established and the main system defining parameters of the individual unit operations estimated, dynamic models can be applied to the connected unit operations to refine their design and evaluate their performance under dynamic flow and load conditions.
We present in this work an (mathcal{O}(n^{2})) time algorithm that generates, from a connected unit interval graph G, an explicit representation of the smallest θ-power of path, G S (with respect to θ and to the number of vertices), that contains G as an induced subgraph.
In this work, we developed an (mathcal{O}(n^{2})) time algorithm that generates, from a connected unit interval graph G, an explicit representation of the smallest θ-power of path G S (with respect to θ and to the number of vertices) that contains G as an induced subgraph.
Make sure that the tobacco is not too compact, tear it apart lightly so it still forms one connected unit.
The proposed topology consists of various series connected units including symmetric cascaded multilevel inverter.
Furthermore, there is a huge continuous space of geometric parameters where the connected units make contact due to the complex dependencies of their movements.
Experimental tests of example systems consisting of two and three serially connected units are presented showing that the proposed system can increase power generation as much as 30%, compared to the conventional bypass diode structure.
A typical problem is how to generate partitions of a network in order to establish clusters, groups of tightly connected units.
Communities or modules are groups of nodes forming tightly connected units that are only weakly linked to each other; they reflect topological relationships between elements of the underlying system and represent functional entities [5], [6].
