"marking unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to anything that is used for the purpose of marking, such as a device used to mark attendance, or a machine used to mark documents. For example: "The school has recently purchased a new attendance marking unit to keep track of student absences."
The Votomatic-style marking units used in Palm Beach County in this election dramatically increased the number of partially perforated and indented chads in the first column of many punch cards, the column that was used for presidential votes.
In the third stage, the fundamental frequency of the target speech is extracted from the initial foreground stream and it is used to mark units as speech dominant or interference dominant.
"We're following a suspect's vehicle, we don't have any marked units and we need your help".
In a bid to prevent such an incident from happening again, the police department said it has now installed additional screws in all its marked units to stop the partition from opening more than four inches.
marked units for measuring length along its edge.
Once the Freon has been removed, crews affix an orange sticker marking the unit safe for garbage trucks to pick up.
The plan gives senior noteholders and unsecured creditors shares in the reorganized company and allows Fleming to reorganize around its Core-Mark unit.
Analyses in the firearms and tool-marks unit include comparison of spent bullets and cartridges to weapons, determination of distance of firing, ability of a weapon to fire, and restoration of obliterated serial numbers on weapons.
The analysis involved a systematic process of identifying and marking all units of meaning, defined as constellations of words or statements that related to the same central meaning.
Mr. Bouza said he applauded efforts to explore what he called the "complex mix of positives and negatives" that marks the unit's history.
