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Brief definition: units

Separate things or groups that are counted as one; standard measurements used in math or science; parts that make up a whole; sections in a building or organization.

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Freemasonry originated in the coffeehouses of London in the early 18th century, and Masonic lodges (local units) soon spread throughout Europe and the British colonies.

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units: Freemasonry originated in the coffeehouses of London in the early 18th century, and Masonic lodges (local units) soon spread throughout Europe and the British colonies.

A year later, more than 10,000 units had been sold, earning more than nine million dollars.

Of necessity, Rome learned to add heavy cavalry units to its legions in the 4th century AD.

Amino acids are the chemical units made up of nitrogen, carbon and oxygen, which form proteins.

The engine block was forged into two units, with two cylinders each, and then bolted to the crankcase.

They were divided into units divisible by ten, ranging from companies of one hundred men to armies of ten thousand men called Tumen.

The numerous Germanic tribes that had dismantled the Western Roman Empire formed the core of the first political units of Western Christendom.

In a sense, the empires of the Bronze Age and especially the Iron Age represented different experiments in how to build and maintain larger economic systems and political units than had previously been possible.

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