Sentence examples for one particular unit from inspiring English sources

I really look forward to doing that one particular unit, which takes up about 6-8 weeks, depending on the group I am using it with.

This means that the learning objects visited in the set A in the transaction T indicates a strong probability that learning objects visited in the set B are also present in T. Such an association rule is symbolized as A (Rightarrow ) B. Table 1 shows an example of such transactions belonging to one particular unit (e.g., unit 1).

This is somewhat similar to the situation seen when multiple cord blood units are given to one recipient, in which case chimerism from one particular unit becomes dominant.

You say that in one particular unit, relations were unusually close and the two groups even ate together, and maybe naïvely it surprised me that this was so unusual.

As an example of how complex these new structures can become, Galbraith (2012) notes, with respect to (4) above, the creation and implementation of regional business unit teams which (1) focus on one particular region, (2) focus on one customer, (3) report to a global business unit, and (4) report to the several functional units at the top of the global business unit.

For what it's worth, my money is on this particular unit being meant for life as a display unit or as the personal plaything of one of Verizon's in-store device experts.

With regard to the fructose units, one particular quaternary carbon (C-2) should be correlated with hydroxymethine protons at H-3 or H-4 by HMBC.

By synchronizing robotic total station (RTS) units, two positions on a moving object were automatically tracked and accurately fixed at one particular time point: one RTS unit (Model: TS15I) was responsible for surveying the prism on the Y-plate, and the other (Model: TCRP1203+) locked on the prism on the beam (Figure 13).

This can range from implementing an entire curriculum to using one lesson plan for a particular unit or obvious time of year such as Hispanic Heritage Month.

It had to feel, if not crowded, then thoroughly populated; its characters had to be from a wide range of backgrounds and homelands; and it had to be set in one particular street, because the geographical unit of city life is the street.

For suppose that the probability, per unit time, of one particular change varies throughout the course of a lifetime, and that the probabilities of the other changes remain constant.