Sentence examples for unit larger than from inspiring English sources

Instead, the two allies depended on "coordination" and a continuation of the existing advisory relationship, with every South Vietnamese army unit larger than a company having its complement of U.S. advisers.

Specifically, for the cluster parents, we consider all earthquakes of M ≥ 5 for short-and intermediate-term and M ≥ 6 for long-term forecast, which are more than one unit larger than the cut-off magnitude (M 4 for short- and intermediate-term and M 5 for long-term as assigned by the EFTEJ).

So the assembly of repeats with a repeat unit larger than the length of the reads cannot be solved.

Count variables (e.g. number of partners, number of sex acts) were examined for outliers (z scores greater than 3.3), and outliers were assigned a raw score one unit larger than the next extreme value [ 39].

The reason for this is that, if a gesture coordinates with a unit larger than a single word, then it is likely to originate in conceptual processing at a stage before meaning is matched with individual lexical items (Hadar, Wenkert-Olenik, Krauss, & Soroker, 1998; Kita & Özyürek, 2003).

General, title and rank of a senior army officer, usually one who commands units larger than a regiment or its equivalent or units consisting of more than one arm of the service.

In the short network, the upper route cost is 10 units larger than the lower route cost, while it is 100 units larger in the long network.

Dream reports were analyzed using the rules of story grammars, capable of identifying units larger than single contents and describing their story-like organization.

All reports were analyzed using story-grammar rules, which allow us to identify units larger than single contents and describe their story-like organization.

The human COX-2 model exhibits a RMSEtest value of 0.78 pIC50 units, which is 0.03 pIC50 units larger than the RMSEtest value for the datapoints annotated on human COX-2 averaged over ten PCM models, namely 0.76 +/- 0.04 pIC50 units.

While research on texts as units larger than sentences has a rich tradition in translation studies, the notion of context, its relation to text, and the role it plays in translation has received much less attention.