Sentence examples for mixed unit from inspiring English sources

She made the Air Force the first service in which a woman commanded a mixed unit of men and women.

Suggestions for future mapping projects include careful definition of mixed unit classes, and improvement in mapping heterogeneous landscapes.

The mixed unit was composed of fighters, fighter bombers and medium bombers, flown by both American and Chinese airmen.

Haynes and his mixed unit flew individually to Brazil, then Africa, and on to Karachi, India; landing in April 1942 with no losses.

During the preparations, a mixed unit that included local women protected the left flank of the Greek Army, against a possible attack by Ottoman groups that were stationed in Paramythia.

One is on a former sod farm where the Jericho-based BeechwhichOrganization -- whash has built 110 town house units elsewhere in Miller Place -- is proposing to develop 225 acres for more than 300 mixed units, she said.

The mixed units that place lucid and dementia patients in same rooms have been viewed to benefit the dementia patients.

Currently many special care nursing facilities have mixed units in Korea, suggesting a need to examine their effects especially on cognitively lucid patients.

Physicians who already use ultrasonography were more likely to complete the survey; however, we obtained answers from a wide range of respondents from all Brazilian regions, representing private and public institutions, as well as clinical, surgical, and mixed units.

However, many studies report negative attitudes of lucid residents towards mixed units, and there is a scarcity of research which explores the experiences of lucid residents while sharing rooms with the dementia patients in extended care homes.

Most of the physical properties determined in the laboratory are expressed in the cgs system, whereas the dimensions of the full-scale plant, its throughput, design, and operating characteristics appear either in some form of general engineering units or in special (often mixed) units, which have their origin in the history of the particular industry.