The Marine Corps has created revolving units — "lionesses" — dedicated to just this task.
The on-line apple bruise detection system is consisted of a fluorescent image acquisition unit, a fruit carrying revolving tray unit, a conveying unit, and a control unit.
Revolving around the relationship.
In another type of wind-driven unit, revolving vanes operate a counter, the revolutions being timed by a stopwatch and converted to airspeed.
It is taught by a group of six faculty members from biology, physics, and MSCS, with each instructor preparing a 2-week unit revolving around an interesting or novel quantitative technique important to biology and ecology.
To survive this onslaught, bacteria and archaea deploy a variety of defense mechanisms, including an adaptive-type immune system that revolves around a unit of DNA known as CRISPR, which stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats.
Everything in the unit revolves around the tzevet, or "team," a small band of operators tasked with monumental military responsibilities usually reserved for regiments.
In addition, the unit would have a "revolving credit facility" of up to $150 million and letters of credit to borrow an additional $60 million, according to the filing.
According to Carol Battershell, vice president for strategy and policy at BP's alternative energy unit, BP approached Electronic Arts last year about a game revolving around power generation and climate change.
Before hyperdocs, a typical writing unit would revolve around me planning lots of direct instruction lessons for the whole class, and then offer time to draft during class or at home.
Some early versions of the revolver, known as "pepperboxes," featured multiple barrels in a single cylindrical unit that revolved around a central spindle.
