The Boy Scouts relies on "chartered organizations" to provide facilities and sponsorship for the individual units.
Bomblets are individual units of cluster bombs and are made of metal.
Picking out individual units from a group can sometimes be difficult, however.
Instead of selling individual units, they would offer a low-power system that relied on a solar cell or car battery in remote areas without grid electricity.
Instead of selling individual units, they would offer a low-power system that relied on a solar cell or car battery in remote areas that didn't have grid electricity.
Economies of networking arise on the demand side of the market, when consumers buy a product in groups rather as individual units, the larger the number of consumers joining the group, the greater the benefit for each consumer.
Officials said compared to previous planning consents for the site, dating back to 2008, the massing and overall height of the new proposals has been reduced, with the current plans providing more open public spaces and the larger commercial buildings being broken up into more intimate, individual units that improve the overall look and feel of the area.
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Looking at individual business units, 3M delivered a solid performance, with four out of six increasing sales.
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Individual business units make big strategic decisions too: a major systems upgrade is clearly a critical decision for the IT organization.
The company's individual business units--which were separated into generation, distribution and retail companies under Texas' deregulation law--will now become even more distinct, with separate boards of directors.
Real-time risk management, in its most holistic sense, remains more hope than reality, especially in view of the compartmentalized structures in which individual business units customarily manage risk on their own, says Lepus.
Du Pont's decisions about Web content are made by the individual business units -- "by the people who own the information and who are either going to get the benefit or suffer the pain, " Leach says.
Recently, the NLRB sanctioned a policy that threatens to balkanize American businesses with a multiplicity an individual bargaining units, differentiated solely by the specific task they perform or the location within the shop that they perform it.
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Leases, on individual or multiple units within the building, are available for up to 10 years, or possibly longer.
The federated model requires that you coordinate the individual local operating units and ensure they are consistent and that they are not duplicating information, and determining who has jurisdiction of what.
"A number of prospective purchasers have already shown their interest in acquiring the individual Castlebeck operating units, which will continue to operate and trade normally whilst such sales are progressed, and new owners for the operating units emerge, " Mr Smith added.
Recent deregulation removes the minimum size of such funds, allowing the company to sell smaller units to individual investors, which may help to make the start-up successful.
The historic views of Calton Hill from the Royal Mile will be preserved and the Jeffrey Street arches are set to be opened up as small, individual 'artisan' units.
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Superbot is in fact a modular robotic system consisting of individual cube-shaped units as small as one square inch that are capable of attaching themselves to and communicating with other modules to create larger robots capable of carrying out a wide range of tasks.
They are curbing run-away energy with a combination of micro-level controls (for individual servers, power distribution units, air-flow controllers, and cooling units) as well as macro-level controls and policies (for racks of servers, rows of racks, and entire data centers).
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Several electric utilities have looked at what happens to energy use when individuals either buy Individual House Display (IHD) units for their homes or volunteer to use devices donated by the utilities.
To put this in perspective, a single megabyte contains eight million individual bits, which are the smallest units of information.
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While the official word from Apple is that it sold three million iPad Mini and iPad 4 units combined, the company did not reveal how many units were sold of each individual device.
Not even a month after this incident, Peruvian intelligence units spent several days watching an individual by the name of Mr. Pati and others thought to be part of the smuggling ring.
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The prisoners were housed in small, stable units of fewer than ten people in individual cells, to avoid conditions of social chaos and unpredictability.
"On November 1, 2012, officials at the (Veterans Affairs Western New York Healthcare System) reported that while conducting pharmacy inspection rounds on the inpatient units, they discovered that insulin pens intended for individual patient use were found in the supply drawer of the medication carts without a patient label on them, " said the memo, obtained by CNN through the office of U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins, D-New York.
Creation of new units will mean the underlying holdings of the ETF need to be purchased, while destruction of units involves selling underlying holdings, so large flows can also impact the individual components held within ETFs.
Research about to be published in the July, 2012 issue of Human Relations titled Escaping bullying: The simultaneous impact of individual and unit-level bullying on turnover intentions sampled responses from nurses at 41 different hospital units.
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