Example collocations logo

Units in sentence

494 examples of Units in a sentence

Other examples of partitioned units include a square of a chocolate bar, a section of an orange and a slice of pizza.
The important thing about units is that once we've made a new unit, we can treat it just like we did the old unit.
We can compose composed units, and we can partition partitioned units.
So a box of toaster pastries is composed of composed units, and when I split a slice of pizza, I'm partitioning a partitioned unit.
By contrast, the sound units of language, or phonemes, trigger synestetic tastes.
All the material objects around you are composed of submicroscopic units we call molecules.
A sweet bell pepper gets 0 Scoville heat units, while Tabasco sauce clocks in between 1,200-2,400 units.
These peppers measure between 1.5 and 2 million Scoville heat units, which is about half the units found in pepper spray.
It then needs to recognize English morphology, or how the language can be broken down into its smallest meaningful units, such as the word muffin and the suffix "s," used to indicate plural.
The bigger the challenge becomes, the bigger the brain's signal grows, and the more motor units it rallies to help you achieve your task.
And for the computers that often act as extensions of ourselves, memory plays much the same role, whether it's a two-hour movie, a two-word text file, or the instructions for opening either, everything in a computer's memory takes the form of basic units called bits, or binary digits.
That crash happened due to an error in converting between two measurement systems, U.S. customary units and their S.I, or metric, equivalence.
For the majority of recorded human history, units like the weight of a grain or the length of a hand weren't exact and varied from place to place.
With a quarter million different units in France alone, any widespread change would require massive disruption.
Nobles could no longer manipulate local units to extract more rent from commoners, while the government could collect taxes more efficiently.
At first, people used new units alongside old ones, and the Republican Calendar was eventually abandoned.
As France's main rival, Britain had resisted revolutionary ideas and retained its traditional units.
The United States of America stuck with the English units of its colonial past and today remains one of only three countries which haven't fully embraced the metric system.
Despite constant initiatives for metrication, many Americans consider units like feet and pounds more intuitive.
For a long time, standard units were actually defined by carefully maintained physical prototypes.
She opened mobile radiology units during World War I, and investigated radiation's effects on tumors.
We go for modular units.
Units that have multi-modality functions have modular components.
All the units, all the centers, are linked through a switched hub to a central server, and all the images are populated to review stations.
For most of human history, we lived in small family units.
To counter the terrorist propaganda spreading all over the internet, in Europe, Internet Referral Units are being set up, so that people can report on extremist content that they find and get it censored.
The nine units are all built to be different, different sizes, different shapes, but they're meant to be as green as possible.
These bomb-disposal units get names.
Like this manufacturer that wanted to transform one of its struggling business units.
All right, this is a slide from a talk I gave about intensive care units in Nigeria, and jokingly we refer to it as "Expensive Scare."
BackNext