"crushing unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a machine that is specifically designed to crush items, such as a rock crusher or an industrial juicer. For example, "The factory invested in a new, high-efficiency crushing unit to increase their productivity."
In the 2.5 × 3 m pattern the F80 value increased to 70 cm, which was not appropriate for crushing units.
Orton threw for 330 yards and 2 touchdowns and did his best John Elway impression, and the defense held New England scoreless in the second half and looked a lot like the Orange Crush units of the 1970s.
Thus, the crushing energy per unit length of tube is predicted to a very good accuracy.
Table 4 Performance of the beams Beam dep (mm) Elastic depth of steel (mm) Moment (1 × 108 Nmm) Profiled 519.011 107.32 1.8822 Conventional 563.766 0 1.8422 PCFC 497.716 24.88 1.8938 Gohnert and Komakec (2005) 497.271 0 2.409 Open image in new window Fig. 13 Yielding of the steel sections (units in N and mm) Open image in new window Fig. 14 Partial crushing of concrete (units in N and mm).
Child labor, starvation wages, the economic crushing of the family unit, the reduction of human beings to the single commodity of their labor, the yawning disparities of wealth and poverty -- these were the great evils Leo meant to address (para. 13).
It was only a decade later, when he began work on a report documenting the killings, that Coltart realised that as early as August 1980 Mugabe had travelled to North Korea and sought Kim Il-sung's help in developing a unit capable of crushing internal dissent.
Abu Sajad said his unit had helped deliver crushing defeats to the Syrian rebels, capture suspected spies and "liberate" Aleppo's strategic airport from the threat of shelling.
Analytical models are derived correlating unit cell geometrical parameters and crushing strengths of the representative panels at different impact velocities.
