The 2nd Provisional Raiding Unit's commander, Major Takenobu Kawashima, deployed the unit in the south-west sector of the island and used the smaller units to establish lookout posts and detachments around Morotai's coastline.
The seasonal variable were entered into the model as "day of the year" numbered from 1 to 365 starting with January 1st according to the date of the specimen, thus using the smallest available unit for analysis.
In accordance with the general rule of practice, the study analyzed aggregated data using the smallest areal units for which data were available to ameliorate the effects of aggregation.
Lastly, all data have been collected and measured using the smallest available geographical unit (CD), which in combination with the first three design elements enables the Index of Rural Access to measure access at a much finer scale than alternative measures.
The sharp spectral contrast between bluish Unit E and the other reddish older units (Fig. 2c) allows us to infer the thickness of the unit by using the small craters that penetrate through Unit E. The depth of a simple crater is about 1 / 5 of its diameter (e.g., Pike 1977).
Therefore, it will use the smallest maximum transmission unit (MTU) of all available links (the Path MTU, PMTU) to avoid IP fragmentation when retransmitting over another link.
This subband filtering operation is motivated by the fact that the smallest unit used by the scheduling algorithm in frequency domain in 3GPP LTE is a resource block (RB), which is a group of 12 carriers.
The fountain's 50,000 gallons are about one seventh of an acre foot, and an acre foot (enough water to cover one acre with a foot of liquid) is the smallest unit farmers use to purchase water.
In early 2012, they demonstrated a means to store a digital "bit" - the smallest unit of information - using just 12 atoms, in contrast to the million or so atoms required by the device you are reading this on.
The larger units are more likely to use PCT over the smaller units.
