Sentence examples for two self-contained units from inspiring English sources

Cable & Wireless, which has struggled to compete with the likes of BT and AT&T, is also planning to split itself into two self-contained units: a U.K. unit and international division.

DRI, an economic-forecasting group, also thinks that a two-year decline in West European car sales will start next year.GM has tried to give its American cars more flair by reorganising their production into two self-contained business units: Buick-Oldsmobile-Cadillac and Chevrolet-Pontiac-GM Canada.

Chin villages, often of several hundred houses, were traditionally self-contained units, some ruled by councils of elders, others by headmen.

To that visionary company may be added Crane's "Bridge," Eliot's "Little Gidding" and Merrill's "Book of Ephraim," as these poems (or the longer poems of which they are self-contained units) also received four votes each.

Patients requiring mechanical ventilation and organ support are usually treated in two self-contained burns cubicles located within the trauma critical care unit.

Eight or nine armoured divisions, each of about four hundred armoured vehicles of different kinds, but carefully assorted to be complementary and divisible into small self-contained units, cut off all communications between us and the main French armies.

Spreads are generally self-contained units that encourage a child to hear a poem, or count from one to five, and crawl away pleased with the idea.

Here, residents have self-contained units, which are arranged either side of the central space.

It operates over two self-contained floors within Curtis Mayfield House.

Self-contained units of dancing are on view - always clear and dry.

In a virtual organisation people work as independent self-contained units, either individually or in small teams.