Sentence examples for unit called a from inspiring English sources

Two bushels make up a unit called a strike.

One refrigeration unit, called a train, costs $2 billion or more.

Some small water-treatment plants combine coagulation and sedimentation in a single prefabricated steel unit called a solids-contact tank.

Temperate bacterial viruses (phages) may enter a symbiosis with their host cell, forming a unit called a lysogen.

The unit, called a Civil Support Team, is made up of New York National Guard personnel but is federally supervised.

(He was trying to persuade her not to run the sound of the orchestra through a reverb unit called a Lexicon — "dry" in this context meant "unprocessed").

Mobile ad network Greystripe is making ads more social and more interactive with today's launch of new ad units called "Ad Boosters".

Natural gas is sold in a unit called an MMBtu, or a million British thermal units.

Here, each fossilized, preserved facet probably denoted a separate optical unit, called an ommatidium.

In prokaryotes, several adjacent genes on the same strand of DNA are often co-transcribed as a polycistronic mRNA, forming a multi-gene transcription unit called an operon.

If you doubt it, look at the hated Irish senate, which the constitution unit calls a "springboard for aspiring MPs".