Sentence examples for unit pack from inspiring English sources

As I packed our home into a storage unit (pack it, store it, burn it, I don't care just get me the hell out of here), I felt certain that this was going to be a life-changing experience on par with Lost in Translation or Eat Pray Love.

The 2.9 Å structure of hUSP11DU shows that the two copies in the asymmetric unit pack in a domain swapped dimeric arrangement via an extended linker region (residues 141 152) in the crystal.

The one-stage TSC was coupled to a TES unit packed with 80 kg of salt-hydrate type PCM (specific energy of ∼185 kJ/kg).

The company is accused of focusing security cameras on areas where staff congregate and shifting around loyal workers in "unit packing" tactics to ensure votes for union recognition are defeated.

While small enough to mount on a suburban garage wall, Tesla's home Powerwall unit packs a punch with the capacity to store a day's worth of generation from a typical 1.5 kilowatt solar installation.

The unit packs a powerful 2010 Intel® Core™ processor (select models), loads of RAM, and an optional dedicated NVIDIA® GeForce ® series graphics for graphic-intense gaming and movies.

We defined the patients who received more than 10 unit packed red blood cells (PRBCs) within the first 24 hours as a MT group and who received less than 9 units PRBCs as a non-MT group.

Bouwmeester and coworkers [ 40] described a patient with a massive 42 unit packed RBC transfusion postpartum who responded within 10 min of receiving a single dose of 60 μg/kg rFVIIa.

In RNA and DNA, these interactions take the form of hydrogen bonds that link nucleotides together at their edges, and base-stacking, that make the nucleotide units pack into a tight helix.

With five 100-watt power amplifiers per speaker, the units pack enough power to make the Vienna Philharmonic sound like they've commandeered your living room.

Hospital costs for other common blood products are about US$450 dollars for an apheresis '6-unit pack' of platelets, and US$40 for a unit of plasma.