Sentence examples for correspondence unit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eggler works in the Assembly's correspondence unit, which handles mail, but he has previously worked in the communications office.

Ever since, the four-member Correspondence Unit in Mr. Schneiderman's office, in a building wedged between the New York Stock Exchange and the New York Federal Reserve Bank, has been dealing with a flood of mail.

Mr. Clinton's paid transition staff -- about 10 people, including schedulers, a correspondence unit, a press secretary, and his longtime personal secretary, Betty Currie -- work 300 miles away from Chappaqua, out of an office on Jackson Place across the street from the White House.

It also explains how Robert Richardson, the director of a 14-person Correspondence Unit that responds to letters, e-mails and 311 calls addressed to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, was allowed to teach a course at Cooper Union focused on Wittgenstein, the Austrian philosopher.

At her request, the White House set up a special children's correspondence unit so every child would be guaranteed a response to their letters.

A second difficulty arises in the correspondence between unit C and R. ornata.

To successfully and efficiently decode English words, children need to use a combination of strategies such as grapheme-phoneme correspondence, morphological units, analogy, and sight word/whole-word recognition.

To establish internal validity and ensure correspondence of units with the categories, three researchers (i.e., the authors and a graduate student in science education who was otherwise uninvolved in the research) coded the transcripts using the constant comparative method (Merriam, 1998).

In fact, even for chromatin models using linear chains (see Refs. [30], [31], [38]), the establishment of a correspondence between simulational units and biological units requires the knowledge of the persistence length of chromatin.

Similarly, beginning in November 1861 George E. Stewart, the son of a former slave exiled from Virginia after Nat Turner's Rebellion, sent correspondence from his unit in Maryland to another black paper, the Anglo-African.

As an example, the simplest exponential map defines a local one-to-one correspondence between the unit circle, which is a nonlinear space (called the circle group), centered at 0 in the complex plane, and the tangent space at 1, which can be identified with the imaginary line in the complex plane.