| LU | left upper [limb]; loudness unit; Lupron; lytic unit |
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| MICU | medical intensive care unit; mobile intensive care unit |
| mIU | milli-international unit; one-thousandth of an international unit |
| MRU | mass radiography unit; minimal reproductive unit |
| PFU | plaque-forming unit; pock-forming unit |
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That organizational element having functional responsibility for a specific incident planning, logistic, or finance activity.
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A single reel of edited mag film, corresponding to a given picture reel. The unit can be made up of either single-stripe or fullcoat mag film, and will almost always contain fill leader in certain sections in order to maintain sync.
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Smallest tradable component of an asset: share for stocks and mutual funds, $1000 quantity for most bonds, and contract for options and futures.
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When used in the context of disk software on the IOS-E, unit refers to one disk drive that is daisy-chained with others on one channel adapter. The unit number represents an ordinal for referring to one disk on the channel.
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In high school, two semesters or one year of work in a single subject. A specified number of units, and sometimes specific units, is required for admission to colleges and universities. See Academic Subjects.
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| unit | make into a unit |
| unit | divide (bulk material) and process as units |
| unit | the quality of being united into one |
| unit | the smallest whole number or a numeral representing this number |
| unit | an unreduced or unbroken completeness or totality |
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