Success depends on your whole team being a single unit.
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It combines a motherboard and chassis into a single unit.
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A single unit is relatively small — around 1,820 square feet.
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As of last month, the company hadn't shipped a single unit.
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Legislation is built piecemeal but voted on as a single unit.
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A single unit costs $59 and there is no subscription fee.
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The herpes simplex virus 2 capsid, below, and a single unit, above.
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It's long, dragging, and increasingly absurd, but it's still a single unit.
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A single unit is $129, while the three-pack will cost $299.
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A single unit will produce 200 kilowatts—enough to run about 100 homes.
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Suddenly two pairs snap together, before all five combine into a single unit.
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The Oasis and its sleeve were constructed to work as a single unit.
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Juicero raised nearly $120M from well-known investors before shipping a single unit.
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A single unit of affordable housing in Oakland costs about $600,000 to build.
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A three pack of the units cost $279 while a single unit is $119.
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Typically, three of these are configured as a single unit, covering all three axes.
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Each DSO would present to the TSO as a single unit at each TD interface.
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Its first step is the Dubai Police Robot, a single unit entering service this week.
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A single unit rose up in Cotiza on January 21; its members were swiftly arrested.
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Greater autonomy also opens the way to swarms of drones that act as a single unit.
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It is consolidating its morning foods, snacks and frozen foods business units into a single unit.
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First, it costs about $83,000 to build a single unit of subsidized affordable housing in California.
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It's actually very expensive to test and type a single unit of blood, even in Rwanda.
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For customers looking to add a single unit to their home, the e-shower will cost €20163,890.
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The Jamboard costs almost 20 times as much for a single unit and a year of service.
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The desktop, monitor, and speakers are all condensed into a single unit, while still providing exceptional quality.
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After the fall of Baghdad not a single unit of the army was standing to arms anywhere.
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In addition, Sonos speakers can act as a single unit so each one can play different music.
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The result: 24 paintings hung as a single unit on display in the Hilton Cleveland Downtown Hotel.
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The latest Eero is available as a single unit for $24 or as a three-pack for $2100.
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Heroku's initial pricing had a single unit — the dyno — and only charged for incremental dynos beyond the first.
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If you're an audiophile ready to spend $1,800 on a single-unit speaker, then you're in for one.
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It starts at $130 for a single unit and you can get a three pack for just $300.
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A single unit of the M9 Plus will sell for $180 and two-packs will go for $300.
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The EZ Fly is just a prototype at this stage, and a single unit will cost about $250,000.
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A single unit is the equivalent of 16.7 kilograms of carbon monoxide or 0.95 kilograms of sulphur dioxide.
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This power can allow miners to front run transactions and even double spend a single unit of cryptocurrency.
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You can also get two Echo Show 2169.99s for $89.99, the usual list price for a single unit.
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At the heart of this issue is a single unit of measurement–the calorie–and some seemingly straightforward arithmetic.
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The Eero does not come cheap but I believe it's worth the $199 price tag for a single unit.
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The Wifi router can be purchased two ways: as a single unit or in a multipack, just like Eero.
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The Stanley Click'n'Connect is actually a set of two tool boxes that clip together to create a single unit.
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At the heart of this issue is a single unit of measurement—the calorie—and some seemingly straightforward arithmetic.
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Not a single unit has sold since news of the Millennium Tower debacle broke in early August, Hoodline reports.
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Too bad they couldn't recognize ensembles, those strange organisms composed of several actors functioning almost as a single unit.
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But even if the universe could be thought of as a single unit evolving autonomously, this picture wouldn't be informative.
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She stipulated one condition: that men's and women's athletics merge into a single unit, where all would be treated equally.
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Under the ideal model, a network of cooperative businesses and services would coordinate with each other as a single unit.
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In addition, after initial experiments with a single unit, many people have started putting smart speakers all over their homes.
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In simpler terms, Litecoin might actually have a small "psychological advantage" over Bitcoin because prices are lower for a single unit.
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But Eero costs $199 for a single unit, and $499 for a pack of three, which is what the company recommends.
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The newer and cheaper standard Eero is a dual-band router which can cover 1,500 square feet with a single unit.
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But pack enough of them closely together, and they behave more like a single unit, exhibiting both solid and liquid properties.
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If you own Bitcoin, rejoice: A single unit of digital cryptocurrency is now worth more than an ounce of actual, physical gold.
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Below is his team's new view of the herpes simplex virus 2 structure, along with a single unit of the whole capsid.
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Setup is as easy as pulling a single unit out of the box and connecting to it while running the Linksys app.
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"We produced a true one-off, a single unit car that we call automotive haute couture," said Achim Anscheidt, Bugatti's design director.
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"It's now time to consolidate those learnings in a single unit to build the best possible services for our customers," Patel said.
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In the amendment, entire power plants were treated as a single unit within a "bubble", even if they had multiple smoke stacks.
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All these steps, chunked into a single unit in the memory, are triggered by the environmental cue of getting into your car.
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The Galaxy S83 was finally available for general purchase last week — but the flagship broke sales records before shipping a single unit.
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The best way to do that, it seems, is by drastically restricting those products' availability and never letting a single unit go unsold.
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Google says a single unit can cover a 2200,500-square-foot home, while a three-pack will span a 4,500-square-foot residence.
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Casper has quietly raised the price of the Glow by nearly 50 percent: it's now $129 for a single unit, up from $89.
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But teams work best when they're acting as a single unit, which is more or less what Five was doing from the start.
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In a 5-3 ruling, the court said the state court ruling was correct to treat the family's property as a single unit.
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Typically, your smartphone slides into a pair of goggles, and from there the headset becomes a single unit relying on the phone's display.
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When replacing a faucet, first identify the mounting type: Single-hole: A single unit that might have a single handle or two handles.
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Investors were paying over $1,000 for a single unit of Zcash on Monday, a few days after the currency was first brought online.
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"It was the first-ever image we had of ourselves as a single unit," said Sebastian ErraZuriz, a designer, artist and tech entrepreneur.
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Google's new approach to improve home Wi-Fi, simply called Google Wifi ($2500 for a single unit, $2199 for three), takes a different tack.
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The company recommends a single unit for homes up to 1003,2100 square feet, while the three-pack can cover up to 2250,2400 square feet.
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Like the clay balls, each bottari, which was made from traditional bedcovers and contained household objects, became a single unit of cohesiveness and stability.
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But as a single unit, swathed in a feeling of late-night transgression, Adult Swim has become the voice of a toon-loving generation.
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With their philosophy of encouraging individual skill to flourish within a larger framework of the team as a single unit, their itself was revolutionary.
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"Rent control will not contribute a single unit to that effort and, in fact, will hinder our ability to reach that goal," he said.
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Lily Robotics never shipped a single unit out of the 60,000 preorders it received, and got sued by the San Francisco District Attorney's office.
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Each distribution year is assigned a value for a single "unit," which is then applied to units earned by conferences over the previous six tournaments.
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Unlike Hue's more popular smart bulbs, the Adore Bathroom mirror needs to be installed and wired up directly to the wall as a single unit.
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"Stapled" securities are formed when two or more securities are contractually bound together to form a single unit that cannot be bought or sold separately.
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Sony says each robot has a "unique" personality — something that's nearly impossible to gauge over the course of a few hours with a single unit.
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In a listing that went up recently, Google is offering the Cardboard unit for $15 for a single unit or $25 for a two-pack.
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Long seen as two parts of a single unit, the book's purpose is partly to "distinguish our history and our perspective" as individuals, Perry said.
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When the vehicle is turned off, the dark chrome of the grille and headlights look like a single unit made up of many geometric pieces.
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"Not a single unit in Bedford-Union will go to a family that is on the verge of homelessness," said Jonathan Westin, the group's director.
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A magnon is a single unit of "the wave," just one person lifting their arms and putting them down at a time, traveling down the aisle.
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These are generally much lower value for a single unit compared to bitcoin and have a smaller market cap, but as a result enjoy more volatility.
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The other goal was to unify the whole sales process into a single unit, while dealerships are used to jumping from six to eight different services.
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According to several sources familiar with the change, the product teams working on YouTube Music and Google Play Music are being combined into a single unit.
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Both of those prices are well below the new Wifi routers, which starts at $129.99 for a single unit, and $299.99 for a pack of three.
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Some items qualify for FSA spending when you buy a single unit, but a set of three doesn't get the FSA qualification in your shopping cart.
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In the past 10 years, it's changed from a company with guest artists into a single unit, and all the Tharpian twoness puts that oneness into relief.
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These "virtual" aggregations can gather together multiple small resources (batteries, solar panels, whatever) and treat the result as a single unit that participates in grid-services markets.
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But at other times I felt it stood for something fundamental: the abandonment of a promise to remain a single unit against changing landscapes and shifting emotions.
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A single unit plugged into your modem provides 1,500 square feet of Wi-Fi coverage; adding a couple more offers up to 4,500 square feet of solid signal.
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A single unit plugged into your modem provides 1,500 square feet of Wi-Fi coverage; adding a couple more offers up to 2180,2330 square feet of solid signal.
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The Home Max held the shape of the sound well up to max volume, which was more room filling as a single unit than a single HomePod alone.
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The history since then has been an uneven progression toward women's rights with regard to marriage -- away from the idea that a married couple is a single unit.
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For now, we have no idea what the price point will be for a single unit of the Grow Box, but the company plans to launch a Kickstarter soon.
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In his conversation with CNET, Osterloh says the move is about aligning all of the artificial intelligence-powered hardware verticals into a single unit that can more closely collaborate.
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Telecom Italia (TIM), which controls 60% of INWIT, agreed with Vodafone in February to study the idea of combining their 22,000 telecom masts in Italy in a single unit.
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The company said that it has received 30,000 preorders for the Luma, which is being sold for $149 for a single unit or $299 for a three-unit pack.
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Both sides will continue talking about North Korea's Olympic presence, including whether North Korean cheerleaders should cheer alongside their South Korean counterparts as a single unit or do so separately.
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Gorsuch maintained that the actual words of the statute in question would only back the driver when he was "operating" both the cab and the trailer as a single unit.
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Unfortunately it seems we'll never get to stack Nikon's cameras against the Sony RX100s of the world, because today Nikon killed off the DL line without selling a single unit.
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Linksys hasn't announced pricing for the new units yet, but for context, a single unit of Netgear's dual-band mesh router sells for $50 less than the tri-band model.
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Rather than creating a single unit, Roman Props replicates each of the various found parts individually, resulting in a kit that is as close to the real deal as possible.
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For their entire political careers, Hillary and Bill have packaged themselves as a single unit: "Two for the price of one" is how a TV reporter characterized it in 1992.
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And that's actually a lowball figure: In expensive and housing-starved cities like San Francisco, the price tag for a single unit of affordable housing is heading toward $1 million.
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Roth said this approach gives the company an advantage over WPP and Publicis Groupe, which often combine organizations to form a single unit dedicated to clients like Ford and Walmart.
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For more news, click Zurich is combining its corporate and commercial businesses into a single unit under new leadership, part of its streamlining process under new Chief Executive Mario Greco.
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There is the household staff comprising two sisters; Andrea's two daughters ("I thought of them as a single unit: Norma-and-Bright," Danny says); and eventually Danny's own two children.
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The aid would include food, fuel and limited non-lethal equipment to a single unit of the Somali National Army, a spokeswoman for the embassy told Reuters in an email.
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You can attach the controllers to the sides of the tablet to make a single unit, or prop up the screen with its kickstand and play with them in your hands.
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At $100 for a single unit or $250 for the three-pack, the new Eero is a much easier system to jump into than the $400 Eero Pro and Beacon kit.
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That's very similar to what we've seen from Huawei, and the cameras are designed to work together to create higher-quality images than what you'd get from just a single unit.
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When cities are designed and deployed as a single unit, they don't carry the cultural vibrancy of a city built organically in response to the needs and desires of its denizens.
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A conventional dash with all its gauges in place, save a single unit in place of the tachometer to relay the electrical goings-ons, will be an option on retrofitted vehicles.
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For one thing, both halves of the married couple — Brett (Mark Duplass) and Michelle (the amazing Melanie Lynskey) — are presented as individual people, rather than as two halves of a single unit.
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Solomon was warned by other Goldman execs that something like this might happen when he shared plans last year to merge a collection of highly successful investing teams into a single unit.
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Like its predecessors, the 845 is not just a processor, but an alphabet soup of processors and systems, such as a CPU, GPU, ISP, and DSP, all contained on a single unit.
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Bloomberg L.P. announced today it will merge its government policy business, Bloomberg Government (BGOV), with its legal and regulatory business arm, Bloomberg BNA (BBNA), to create a single unit that will cover Washington.
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The answer to this problem is fairly straightforward — replace exclusionary zoning with equitable zoning, allowing uniquely affordable homes like duplexes, fourplexes, and garden apartments anywhere a single-unit detached house can be built.
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International Marine Cargo and International Marine Transportation would be restructured into a single unit under new leadership and exposures would be cut "significantly" to focus on areas where sustained profitability could be achieved.
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Start with an affordable initial investment like a single unit or a duplex versus a whole apartment building, says Ryan Coon, founder of Rentalutions, an online property management platform for do-it-yourself landlords.
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The antenna, with a corrugated feedhorn and two reflectors, was printed as a single unit using a plastic polymer then given a thin lick of copper to help it function properly—hence the pinky hue.
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According to the RIAA's criteria, "1,500 on-demand audio and/or video streams" equals a single "unit" toward an album's status, which means a whole lot of people have been jamming to Jay on Tidal.
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Brazilian law also requires fields to be developed as a single unit, meaning parts of Carcará extending into unleased areas must be sold to another company and "unitized" with Carcará resources in BM-S-8.
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In the early days of internet access, gateway boxes were often separate from both the TV service set-top box and a Wi-Fi router, but today it's typically all consolidated together into a single unit.
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But it is also a declaration that her sister is and always has been her own person— despite rampant insistence that the two are fused into a single unit as they inhabit separate bodies and minds.
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GoPro said the Fusion is very advanced, though, and provides the same sort of content you'd get if you molded six traditional GoPro cameras into a single unit, CEO Nicholas Woodman explained in a press release.
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Mr. Ross was the M.V.P. sideman in this quartet, but really the honor belonged to him and Brandee Younger in tandem; her harp joined up with his vibraphone to create a single unit, woven and resounding.
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I hope this post serves as a lesson to other hardware startups that spending tens of millions of dollars on product development prior to shipping a single unit is a goal that's not worth striving for.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Food giant Nestle plans to combine its scientific research operations into a single unit in an attempt to speed up development of new products at a time when competition from smaller rivals is intensifying.
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Standing in front of any of them, museum visitors will see that what appeared to be a single unit is actually two panels, the upper made of patterned fabric, the lower of enameled and spray-painted plexiglass.
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The Wifi device in Canada will cost $179 CAD for a single unit, and $439 CAD for a triple pack, which are roughly on par with the US prices once currency exchange rates are taken into account.
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Amazon made one of the biggest and splashiest acquisitions of the year, second only to Broadcom's move to acquire Qualcomm and consolidate the fabless semiconductor market into a single unit (which is an equally very large deal).
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Metaphors in popular culture and literature abound that bear out our desire to become a single unit with one another: Remember when Tom Cruise's Jerry Maguire tells his devoted assistant Dorothy Boyd (Renée Zellweger), "You complete me"?
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At the moment it costs about $2176,2000, and considerably more in high-cost areas like the Bay Area and Los Angeles, to build a single unit of subsidized affordable housing in California, according to the Terner Center.
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RWE late last year announced it would put its renewables, networks and retail activities into a single unit and list about 10 percent of it in an initial public offering (IPO) during the fourth quarter of 2016.
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The Show sells for $229.99 for a single unit, or $359.98 if you get two; the Nucleus can be purchased for $249 for one or for $199 each when two or more are bought at the same time.
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According to CoinMarketCap, one bitcoin is currently worth $13,880, while a single unit of bitcoin cash is valued at $2,355, meaning those who paid with bitcoin cash could buy an item for a fraction of the asking price.
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But as washers and dryers got smaller and more efficient — some of them ventless and even merging washing and drying functions in a single unit — New Yorkers began shoehorning the appliances into their linen closets and under kitchen counters.
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Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub is a miracle worker: since 2006, not a single unit he's coached—first in Chicago and since 2013 in Kansas City—has failed to finish in the top ten in Football Outsiders' special teams DVOA.
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We spent a lot of time shooting with the 7 Plus, and it gets noticeably warm when you use the cameras for an extended period; it takes a lot of processing power to meld those two cameras into a single unit.
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Google made a noticeable leap forward in this realm back in 2016 when it began using a new system that could consider an entire sentence as a single unit for translating, rather than breaking it down by words and phrases.
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Photo: Philips HueAs a single unit, the $70 Play is slightly less expensive than the $80 to $90 you'd need to shell out for a Hue lightstrip, and it should be easier to install thanks its more compact design and included mounting bracket.
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That latter part is going to be its biggest challenge, because it will not only tie up the No. 3 and No. 4 carriers into the U.S. into a single unit, but also that international organizations hold significant stakes in both companies.
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It could take two years or more for this to become law, but if it happens it will be interesting to see how the big video services start to look at an audience that large and generally wealthy as a single unit.
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Just like the socialist society in which Cubans live—one that's all they know—MANANA was in many ways an experiment, one that explored the amazing things that could happen when people who don't even speak the same language formed a single unit.
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Fundamentally the idea is the same as my previous installations but this time I've tried to set out a new phase of using space, light and sound, and how different mediums can be merged in space and time as a single unit.
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I didn't get the chance to test the Core rigorously, so it's hard to say how it stacks up on delivering bandwidth, but at $279 for a single unit (or $199 on preorder), you won't be paying too much extra for the security features.
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That's a change from HDR10, which mastered video content as a single unit with static data — meaning that if a movie was mostly dark with just a few brighter scenes, for example, then those scenes would have previously been oversaturated relative to the rest of the film.
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Broadcom confirmed this morning that it would offer to acquire Qualcomm in one of the largest tech deals of all time, and one that would consolidate two storied semiconductor companies into a single unit as the chip world has begun a course shift in the past year.
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While the Beacon 1 is the less costly model, starting at $99.99 for a single unit and going up to $249.99 for a three-pack, the Beacon 3 is the more interesting one, as it offers some specs and features that aren't available on other mesh systems.
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The four-year gestation of this mass of glazed ceramic cubes might seem to contradict her reflection on her work process — the "park-closes-at-midnight" time-frame for working — but the sculpture is a multiplicity, rather than a single unit, with each element being a work in itself.
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While StarCraft II proper focuses on the grand strategy of controlling masses of units at once, StarCraft Universe pits you against bosses like a house-sized "ultralisk" as a single unit (with help from computer-controlled characters) with one of eight combat classes split between the Terran (Human) and Protoss races.
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While he believes there are some types of grocery items that might become profitable with the fee reduction, Rekuc says FBA fees or the cost for a seller to ship the item themselves still make it difficult to profitably sell a single unit of a low-priced grocery item — despite the lower commission.
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Broadcom acquiring Qualcomm, in a very tense deal that came down to the White House eventually putting the brakes on the deal, would have consolidated two of the largest fabless chip firms into a single unit — but it's not clear what Broadcom CEO Hock Tan would have done with Qualcomm, which is currently embroiled in a series of quarrels with Apple over royalty payments.
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The EU customs union eliminates tariffs as well as non-tariff barriers (quotas, for example) among EU member states, and it forces the bloc to operate as a single unit when trading with countries outside the EU. So, for instance, Germany, the UK, and France would all have to set the same tariffs when trading cars with the US. This also means that individual countries are largely restricted from striking their own, country-specific trade deals.
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Reports published over the weekend and on Monday, in the Washington Post and the New York Times, have fleshed out a subplot in the Russia-Trump story, wherein the Trump Organization and the Trump campaign essentially operated as a single unit until the eve of the first primaries last year, hoping to use the campaign as a springboard for securing approval for licensing a Trump Tower in Moscow and then to somehow turn that deal into a fulcrum for helping Trump win the presidency.
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