Sentence examples for mother unit from inspiring English sources

The charge port, on its last little metal umbilical sliver of a connection with its mother unit, fell out and onto the car floor.

In addition to his mother, "Unit" also includes films of several of the artist's young attractive friends, who perform various cathartic acts -- from masturbation to temper tantrums to bad performance art -- for his camera, blurring genders and genres as they go.

Two incremental cost-effectiveness ratios will be calculated: 1) cost per Quality Adjusted Life Year (mother unit of analysis) and 2) cost per live born child (child unit of analysis).

Therefore, the main cost-effectiveness analysis will involve calculating two incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) expressing 1) the cost per Quality Adjusted Life Year (QALY, mother unit of analysis) and 2) the cost per live born infant (child unit of analysis).

Her 23-year-old daughter, Ashley, said people often stopped by, holding a famous image of Johnson in front of her mother's unit.

The MTRH has a reproductive health wing called the Riley Mother Baby Unit, which contains both the labour ward and the New Born Unit (NBU).

After introduction to KMC in the Mother-Baby Unit, a very high proportion of mothers continued practicing at home.

Barrymore went into it straight after filming Grey Gardens, in which she gave an excellent performance as "Little" Edie Bouvier Beale, one half of the eccentric mother-daughter unit and relatives of Jackie Kennedy's, who sank into squalor and co-dependency.

"As far as I can tell, the policies for CSC's Mother-Child Unit, and the policies that the provincial branch eventually adopted were very similar to the content of the guidelines," said Martin.

"If you actually looked at a Mother-Child unit, you would say 'wow, this is a great place to raise a child.' It just looks like a regular pre-school or day-care.

In its mission statement, the organization says that it recognizes "the basic father-mother family unit, within the context of marriage, to be the optimal setting for childhood development".