Usage of "minor unit"

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Term in some Eastern European countries for military unit smaller than regiment, excluding detached (separate, independent) ones.

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Examples for "subunit"

Methods: Twenty-five patients with WG and healthy controls received subunit influenza vaccine. 
 Pubmed 

The data lead to a model of subunit order around the circle. 
 Pubmed 

This paper reports on the structure and subunit composition of the enzyme. 
 Pubmed 

Both forms retained their original polypeptide subunit composition and their pigment content. 
 Pubmed 

This was similar to the concentration of delta'-subunit which produced half-maximal activation. 
 Pubmed 

Graves said the society wanted the subdivision's design to protect the bats. 
 Radio NZ 

A relocated house in a new Christchurch subdivision has upset the neighbours. 
 Radio NZ 

Immediate population eighty-seven adult humans, subdivision fifty-three Higher; nineteen children under twelve. 
 The evolutionary void 

Additionally, the Company is involved in the acquisition and subdivision of land. 
 Reuters 

Cabra Developments says it was ready to go with a large subdivision. 
 Radio NZ 

Barclays already has a small unit in Dublin with around 100 people. 
 Reuters 

Raising one cupped hand, he showed a small unit glittering with green lights. 
 Tarnished Knight 

The focus was weapons handling, first aid, casualty evacuation and other small unit activity. 
 Reuters 

Beyond that, came the metallic four-beat rhythm of a small unit of light cavalry. 
 A Day Dark as Night 

The small unit emerges as a trio who may as well have been shipwrecked. 
 The Irish Times 

Translations for minor unit

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Meanings of minor unit in English