Sentence examples for unit of both from inspiring English sources

December 1972: A 12-strong IRA unit, of both men and women, burst into the McConville home in the Divis flats complex, west Belfast, and drag the 37-year-old away from her children.

October 29 2009 Oct. 29-31, in the Rose Theatre: Leading a combined unit of both the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and his own quintet, the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis showcases his original compositions.

Barrel, unit of both liquid and dry measure in the British Imperial and United States Customary systems, ranging from 31.5 to 42 gallons for liquids and fixed at 7,056 cubic inches (105 dry quarts, or 115.63 litres) for most fruits, vegetables, and other dry commodities.

E-Cats (equilibrium samples from a commercial FCC unit) of both FCC catalysts and the corresponding laboratory-deactivated samples (applying the cyclic deactivation (CD) and the cyclic propylene steaming (CPS) methods) were thoroughly studied.

We show how a template-controlled reaction performed in the organic solid state can be used to construct a molecule that functions as an organic building unit of both a metal-organic polyhedron and polygon.

The Reichsmarineamt (RMA Imperial Navy Office) decided the Navy should construct one battleship and one battlecruiser every year between 1913 and 1917, with an additional unit of both types in 1913 and 1916.

General Motors, Ford Motor and DaimlerChrysler have already responded by eliminating overtime and briefly closing a few factories; Ford and the Chrysler unit of DaimlerChrysler both announced further temporary closings today.

For these reason we used as unit of analysis both the number of the nurseries and the number of newborns.

Since time is measured in units of 1/\sigma, both the mutation rate the effect size are also measured in units of sigma.

Before these restructurings, certain debt issued by units of both Caesars and Education Management was guaranteed by their parent companies.

Even Aristotle used the same word, gramma, to refer to the basic units of both speech and writing.