Sentence examples for unit to describe from inspiring English sources
The crass use of the word "unit" to describe a buyable collection of music makes a certain sense in this case.
Reviewing decades of such data, Lisa M. Diamond and Lisa G. Aspinwall, psychologists at the University of Utah, offer the infelicitous term "a mutually regulating psychobiological unit" to describe the merging of two discrete physiologies into a connected circuit.
An article on Tuesday about concerns that Europe's debt problems might spread to Italy used the wrong currency unit to describe the total exposures that European and American banks have to Italy, Greece, Spain and Ireland.
The blocks were flagged by lying in the object regions flagging compression blocks and an object tree would be added in each coding tree unit to describe the object's shape in its additional object tree [12].
A "Jupiter mass" (MJ or MJup) is often used as a unit to describe masses of other objects, particularly extrasolar planets and brown dwarfs.
Because pathotypes typically show strong clonal structure (Goyeau et al. 2006) phytopathologists often consider the pathotype as basic unit to describe P. triticina populations.
Such episodes can be used as first units to describe small group work.
Halliday (2004: 89) uses the term 'discourse-initiating units' to describe the elements with which a discourse starts.
The original work of Hasselmo [1] considered both simple resonant models as well as spiking nonlinear integrate-and-fire Izhikevich units to describe MEC stellate cells.
We will use the term "units" to describe these clusters with the understanding that they represent a mix of single- and multi-unit clusters.
The results in the current article were expressed as times for 200 m sections, and as race times, simply because the industry uses these time-based units to describe performances.
