The revamped offensive line gelled quickly to form one of the most improved units on the team.
Despite all of the signals, though, McNabb seems to remain unhappy that Reid, his champion since he entered the league in 1999, sat him down while other units of the team were nearly as underwhelming as he was.
The documents will be turned over in New York to a team of about 15 experts headed by Jean-Louis Rolland, a former French military officer who is a chemical weapons expert and now is chief of the analysis unit of the weapons team here.
This sentiment was echoed by Edward Ho, who is known as "Mr. Buzz," as he's the one who built up the Google Buzz team (a sub-unit of the Gmail team).
But where D'Antoni was often criticized for his lack of rotational foresight – leaving ice cold shooters in too long, and generally being reluctant to roll with a unit lacking one of the team's two superstars – Woodson has seemed comparatively comfortable letting the second unit get extended playing time.
For those who are not familiar with sports jargon, the term "intramural scrimmage" usually refers to a practice session or game between two units of the same team.
The unit of assignment was the team, and the unit of analysis was the patient.
C1 Fund for Internet Start-Ups A finance unit of the World Bank has teamed up with Softbank of Japan to create a $200 million fund that will finance Internet start-ups in 100 developing countries.
We defined innovation as the intentional introduction of processes and procedures, new to the unit of adoption (team or organisation) and designed to significantly benefit the unit of adoption, staff, patients or the wider public.
The takeover is being closely watched by bankers on both sides of the Atlantic, as it pits an American buyer, eSpeed, a unit of Cantor Fitzgerald, against the team of the Borsa Italiana, Italy's stock exchange, and Euronext, the pan-European stock exchange.
