Sentence examples for unit converting from inspiring English sources

Building on the concept of resource scarcity, this theory argues that as an organization matures, the franchisor, as part of a strategic plan, will reacquire a franchised unit, converting it to a company-owned unit (Dant & Kaufmann, 2003).

When a nonprofit unit converts to commercial status, it sells stock for the first time, and the money from that sale belongs to the state.

Their top unit converted one of eight third-down opportunities in the 24-21 loss to the Jets and is 3 of 16 the last two games.

In 2004, for example, a Special Operations unit converted one of Saddam Hussein's former torture centers near Baghdad into its own secret interrogation cell, where detainees were subjected to a range of physical and psychological abuses.

This solar powered refrigeration unit converts the sun's rays into coolness.

Instead it says it is using piezoelectric ceramic acoustic technology — specifically a ceramic drive unit converts electrical signals into mechanical energy — to allow audio without an earpiece speaker.

At the interface, a unit-cell-thick La2Ti2O7 or a block of four-layered TiO6 octahedra between two interlayers is a basic unit converted into a regular perovskite-type product by shifting the block with La along the c-axis.

Initially operating CAC Wirraways, the unit converted to Brewster Buffalos in September that year.

He was then posted to No. 80 Squadron, flying Gloster Gladiator biplanes, and claimed six Axis aircraft before the unit converted to Hawker Hurricanes.

Reported staff per unit converted to staff per 10 beds.

The pretreatment unit converts hemicellulose into soluble monomers and oligomers via dilute sulfuric acid hydrolysis.