Sentence examples for whose units are from inspiring English sources

The 15,000 whose units are being alerted are Army Reserve and National Guard troops.

Those whose units are assessed for more than $15,000, Mr. Weinstein said, get an abatement of 17.5percentt.

Of the 43,000 whose units are being alerted, more than 37,000 are Army Reserve and National Guard troops.

The law, he said, gives apartment owners whose units are assessed for $15,000 or less a 25percenttaxabatementent.

She says many reservists' jobs have simply gone unfilled, especially in the towns where national guardsmen - whose units are largely based on geography - have been called up and shipped out: "There are six police officers missing from the department in my town.

In domain-swapping, two or more identical protein monomers exchange structural elements and fold into dimers or multimers whose units are structurally similar to the original monomer.

In recent years, MetLife has dislodged illegal sublettors and tenants whose units were not their primary residence.

It was a simple concept: a cryptocurrency whose units were always and constantly worth exactly one dollar, because they were backed by dollars held in a bank.

The average computational complexities of the FINAL and the FS-ECVQ, whose units were the weighted million operations per second (WMOPS), were shown in Table 3. From this table, it could be seen that the FS-ECVQ and FINAL held a similar average complexity.

Lacking a battle plan for guidance, William Maxwell and Anthony Wayne, whose units were fighting adjacent to Scott's men, also ordered a retreat.

According to this theory, Thế, whose units were then being integrated into Diệm's VNA, had given orders to target Ba Cụt.