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functional unit [¦fəŋk·shən·əl ′yü·nət] (computer science) The part of the computer required to perform an elementary process such as an addition or a pulse generation.
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It covers eight specific forest products: functional unit, systems boundaries, renewable nature of the resources and final material, renewable nature of the energy consumed, solid waste management practices, carbon sequestering, allocation issues--processes, recycling and co-products, and interpretation of results. For instance, for goals that are supported cross-organizationally, the numbering helps to determine which functional unit is assigned to which objectives supporting a single goal. Allows a coaching staff to link the fundamentals taught at each position into a functional unit that provides a concept of how defense works as a whole. |
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