In artificially designed mechanical systems, such fine control is hardwired in, in the form of unit switches.
First, local Cartesian coordinate systems were established on the head and thorax in the form of unit vectors (i ^, j ^, and k ^ ).
The 77th Brigade, to be based in Hermitage, near Newbury, in Berkshire, will be about 1,500-strong 1,500-strongf units drand formedcrofs the army.
Likewise, the plural forms of units follow the grammar of the language concerned: in English, the normal rules of English grammar are used, e.g. "henries" is the plural of "henry".
Simple code modifications allowed computation of forces within macroscopic spheres and ellipsoids, and within near-infinite square, circular, and elliptical surfaces formed of unit cubes replicated along two of the three axes.
Its vehicles, some in the form of unassembled units, are exported to more than 140 countries.
Independent countries are the highest form of political units in the world.
The relationships between people and the built form of housing units are multiple going far beyond functional parameters.
The behavioral table includes the observations that are transcribed in the form of elementary units of behavior.
Accompanying legislation known as the Local Government Changes for England Regulations 1994 also established a new single-tier form of administrative unit known as a 'Unitary authority'.
