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comp., MS unitáte f (A measurement that specifies in what quantity a product will be sold) polit. unitáte f comp., MS unități (The quantity of a resource assigned to a task. The maximum units is the maximum number of units available for the resource. For example, if you have three plumbers, the maximum units is 300 percent or three plumbers working full-time) English thesaurus abbr., oil c al mil., logist. Generic term pertaining to a troop unit. In French, the term “formation” is sometimes used as a synonym. A “major unit” pertains to a brigade, division or ground force whose level is above that of the troop unit. (FRA) slang apartment ; flat USA Any military element whose structure is prescribed by competent authority ; An organization title of a subdivision of a group in a task force ; A standard or basic quantity into which an item of supply is divided, issued, or used ; With regard to Reserve Component of the Armed Forces, a selected reserve unit organized, equipped, and trained for mobilization to serve on active duty as a unit or to augment or be augmented by another unit (JP 3-33) abbr. Unit abbr., avia. unsteady natural flow type abbr., chem., scient. Unifying Nitrogen Ion Transmitter abbr., comp., net., IT Unattended Network Installation Toolkit abbr., ed., scient. University Of Natal Intensive Tuition abbr., el. universal numerical interchange terminal abbr., sport. United Notorious Intoxication Team abbr., UN United Nations Intelligence Taskforce comp. unified networking technology abbr. unitarian physiol., abbr. U (s) abbr. unitarianism abbr., AI. UNITS (Wissensrepräsentationsprogramm) abbr., post Units for mail conversion rates (MODS report abbreviation, pounds, sacks, ..) unit.meas., abbr. U
