'message unit' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the smallest unit of communication in a given system, such as an email message or text message. For example: "Each email sent through this system is divided into discrete message units for easier transmission."
Talk story about a telephone company service called Dial-A-Joke featuring Henny Youngman telling seven jokes for one message unit.
The New Yorker, April 22 , 1974P. 33 Talk story about a telephone company service called Dial-A-Joke featuring Henny Youngman telling seven jokes for one message unit.
By Anthony Hiss The New Yorker, April 22 , 1974P. 33 Talk story about a telephone company service called Dial-A-Joke featuring Henny Youngman telling seven jokes for one message unit.
Then, there's a $15-a-month 15-a-month 15-a-monthf radio equipment, and a $7-a-month minimum for 120 message units.
Then, there's a $15-a-month 15-a-month 15-a-monthf the radio equiment, and a $7-a-month minimum for 120 message units.
Opening coding and content analysis were performed on 1306 message units and course artifacts.
A SRQ protocol is used for the delivery and acknowledgment of message units [9].
In The Dynamics of Armed Struggle, J. Bowyer Bell contends that "armed struggle" is a message to the enemy that they are "doomed by history" and that operations are "violent message units" designed to "accelerate history" to this end.
Glenayre Technologies, a maker of wireless-communications equipment, said yesterday that it would eliminate about 700 jobs, or 55percentt of its work force, and shut its wireless-messaging unit.
The company's Line instant-messaging unit is Japan's top messaging platform and boasts 170 million active users worldwide.
The question on the earnings call about how it would make money from the product was prompted by Facebook's hire of PayPal president David Marcus to run its messaging unit.
