Sentence examples for more diverse units from inspiring English sources

Writing for PC Gamer US, T. Liam McDonald wrote that the game "has all the playability of Dune II, but with more diverse units, more unusual scenarios, and impressively executed wraparound cutscenes".

She said the President has used the Antiquities Act to add more diverse units and intends to continue doing so, but our public lands are even more jeopardized since Congress allowed the 50-year old Land and Water Conservation Fund LWCFF) to lapse Sept. 30.

We are becoming both more diverse and more united.

In keeping with the population of women planning birth in freestanding midwifery units in England, but less so with the more diverse group planning birth in alongside units [ 1, 6], the sample was predominantly White British, married or cohabiting and of relatively high socio-economic status.

Embracing a more diverse curriculum may foster more diversity and the Equality Challenge Unit is exploring the role of unconscious bias and discrimination.

The strains unrelated to the burn unit were more diverse since 12 different profiles were observed for the 13 strains.

The speed of the first responders underscored the importance of a plan already developing in the department: upgrading its marine unit with faster, more diverse and more agile boats.

This may be considered a form of crop intensification assuming the cacao or coffee density is not reduced but more importantly for ICRAF researchers, it's also considered crop diversification "because you produce a more diverse range of [products] per unit of land," says Degrande.

While POD is a well-described phenomenon in patients being treated in an intensive care unit, less is known about the incidence in the more diverse patient population that frequents a post anesthesia care unit (PACU) [ 2, 12, 13].

Even though there's increasing demand for more diverse housing — especially smaller, more energy-efficient homes and multifamily units in more walkable communities — too many homebuilders are inexplicably committed to the status quo.

Along with the CU, the prediction unit (PU) and transform unit (TU) are defined, and their sizes and shapes are more diverse than the prior standard technologies [4, 5].