Sentence examples for quiet units from inspiring English sources
Do you mean to say that "units located dorsal to the MeA were easily distinguished from the quiet units of the MeA"?
The text has been amended as follows: "In most experiments, ∼2-6 recording sites were located dorsal to the MeA and were easily distinguished from the quiet units of the MeA in the absence of vomeronasal stimulation".
It's a fairly quiet unit, even quieter in the Qashqai, although you do have to keep the revs up if you want to make more rapid progress.
Sheila Lokitz, the Corcoran Group (212) 821-9153; www.corcoran.com MAINTENANCE: $2,684 a month PROS: This quiet unit looks out on a pastoral scene of trees and back gardens -- a country house effect enhanced by wooden ceiling beams and a free-standing brick fireplace.
The quietest unit was also not the unit with the lowest number of patients during the recording period.
Budget: The Yum Yum Tree, 90 West Virginia Avenue in Phoenix, (602) 265-2590, fax (425) 920-7187, www.yytguesthouse.com, is a quiet, five-unit 1930's guest house in the Willo neighborhood.
We've seen info about sales share and cumulative totals, but manufacturers have been mostly quiet on unit shipment or sales numbers for individual models.
The move is part of a broader push to revamp the agency's once-quiet enforcement unit.
Even though many residents preferred to spend time in their rooms between meals, it was exceptionally quiet in the units at shifts with many supply staff at work.
It seemed that the regular staff helped the new residents to settle in, while some of the new residents withdrew with many supply staff at a shift: Even though many residents preferred to spend time in their rooms between meals, it was exceptionally quiet in the units at shifts with many supply staff at work.
Because their electric motors are quieter than nuclear units (and can even be shut off for a time), they are sometimes proposed as antisubmarine ambushers that would silently await their prey in areas through which enemy submarines are known to pass.
