The birds are, in the words of Dip Unit, fried hard, in a thin jacket of buttermilk-flour batter, and spiked gently with chile heat.
"If you want your shit, then get your fucking asses in your fucking cells so we can pass this shit out!" Those were the words of our unit officer on Wednesday, December 16, shortly before the staff here at FCI Terre Haute began passing out the goods.
In other words, the unit of analysis was set at the level of the episodes of co-regulation in searching for the relative frequencies of different types of processes in high- and low-level co-regulation episodes.
A simplified process was used in this review: identifying units of analysis (the items/questions), excluding irrelevant information, abstracting the phrase or words from each unit of analysis, labelling these concepts, grouping them, and creating themes to link the underlying concepts together in categories (see online supplementary appendix 2).
More generally, the plants (and the associated microbes) are no longer seen as 'individual' but rather as a holobiont, in other words a unit of selection in evolution, a concept that holds great promise for future plant breeding programs.
While "there's lots of stuff that layers on top that aren't pure word-of-mouth" he says, "the atomic unit of growth is one person talking about a product to another person.
Dan argues that words are composed of units of sound, or "etyms," that reveal an author or speaker's unconscious thoughts.
In other words, since the unit of the density is vehicles/km, a longer segment will comprise more vehicles and vice versa.
In the above example, the modified unigram precision score would be: P = \frac{2}{7} In practice, however, using individual words as the unit of comparison is not optimal.
The definition of word unit is often ambiguous due to the presence of compound words.
The ink was meant to be "the last line of defense against fraud," in the words of the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, an independent research group.
