Sentence examples for unit and thereby from inspiring English sources

This feature of bureaucracy also can lead organizational units to shirk responsibility by allowing them to define a problem as belonging to some other unit and thereby leave the issue unattended.

Steele held that when Congress empowered unions to bargain exclusively for all employees in a particular bargaining unit, and thereby subordinated individual interests to the interests of the unit as a whole, it imposed on unions a correlative duty "inseparable from the power of representation" to exercise that authority fairly.

The external electrical connexions of the tube or flume should be located on the under-side of the unit and thereby protected from damage by debris washdown or cleaning operations for its removal.

There is a growing interest on second law analysis to minimize the entropy generation in various thermal units and thereby to improve and optimize the design and performance.

Multimerization has been used as a protein engineering tool to increase the number of binding units and thereby enhance the efficacy and retention time of antibody fragments.

ALS-based estimates were also derived for sub-county political units and thereby demonstrated how limited sample sizes affect the standard error of the biomass estimates.

The XRD data indicated an increase in the amorphous content of the copolymers with an increase in the concentration of styrene sulfide (SS) units and thereby resulting in most of these copolymers being soluble in common organic solvents.

This result alludes to a ceaseless introduction of new ways of combining technological units, and thereby a constant reshaping of technology space.

The step-wise inertial navigation, i.e., Algorithm 1 apart from line 19, can be implemented locally in the foot-mounted units, and thereby, only [d p ℓ, d ψ ℓ ] and related covariances need to be transmitted from the feet.

If the conscious RPE is different from the RPE template, the recruitment of skeletal muscle motor units, and thereby the power output, is adjusted (Tucker 2009).

In contrast to these studies, which analysed hemodynamic variables measured at arbitrarily selected time points, our analysis evaluated continuous measurements during the first 24 hours after intensive care unit admission and thereby allowed the investigation of the association between the evolution of hemodynamic variables over time and outcome in cardiogenic shock.