Sentence examples for part of the same unit from inspiring English sources

Similarly, with respect to moral responsibility, we need to know whether the agent subject to praise or blame for some action is part of the same unit as the agent who performed that action.

According to three people who knew Morozov and Kolganov, both had fought in Ukraine as part of the same unit that would eventually take them to Syria.

Unitary and nonunitary associations Asch showed that simple properties would enter into associations much easier when they are part of the same unit than when they are from different units.

The labor board ruled that in many cases temporary workers are in effect the employees of the user company and not of the agency and that, because of their similar circumstances, they should be treated as part of the same bargaining unit as the user company's permanent employees.

However, movement across an uneven surface depends on coordination of the contraction of the leg muscles with predictive visual cues so the problem of locomotion makes these two developmentally independent subsystems part of the same functional unit.

They share a residence, travel together, and engage as part of the same family unit.

The close genomic association of these two genes and their synergistic activity could indicate that these genes are part of the same genetic unit.

Consistent with our microarray results, additional downstream ORFs, beginning with tde0630, that are organized in the same direction do not appear to be part of the same transcriptional unit.

Due to a 0.4 kb deletion in the derivation of pBJS-T, orf4 is possibly a part of the same transcription unit as arp1 and traE in this strain.

Once we partition the network, we consider protein pairs in denser clusters closer than pairs in less dense clusters, because pairs in denser clusters are more likely to be part of the same functional unit.

miRNAs clustered in a genomic region are preferentially co-expressed and miRNAs in gene region are usually co-expressed with their host genes, presumably due to being part of the same transcription unit [ 58, 59, 66, 67].