Sentence examples similar to its own sub unit from inspiring English sources

On 3 May 1937, Recruit Training Squadron acquired its own sub-unit, the Communications and Survey Flight, utilising Tugan Gannets and Dragon Rapides for ongoing photographic survey work.

In addition to lipid kinase activity, PI 3-K exhibits protein kinase activity, with an ability to auto-phosphorylate its own sub-units [ 5, 6] as well as other protein substrates [ 27– 33].

If a hunter finishes learning its own sub-grid then it can be migrated to another sub-grid to enhance that sub-grid's learning speed.

This crane sub-event spawned its own sub-event, a terrible traffic jam.

But is this any surprise when our own awards body relegates British film to its own sub-ghetto?

There is a certain brand of classical music concert that forms its own sub-genre: the celebrity string-playing event.

Firstly, each hunter learns to hunt the prey in its own sub-grid.

They were organized by month and every day of the year had its own sub-folder.

And HomeAway meanwhile now has its own sub-brand, the similarly named Luxury Rentals.

The city is divided into multiple sub-spaces and the global Internet connectivity of an agent, when applicable, is restricted to its own sub-space.

Accordingly, the curation of GIFs has grown into its own sub-genre of communications skill.