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work unit

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work unit [′wərk ‚yü·nət]
(industrial engineering)
An amount of work or the result of an amount of work that is treated as an integer (a single piece of information) when work is being characterized quantitatively.


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Each school must be divided into work units The pupils within each work unit are divided into classes and also, for their everyday work, into groups of various sizes Each school must be divided into work units.
Planning officers reported to the committee: "The proposal to construct 20 live and work unit, or Boho Two, next door to the nearly competed Digital Enterprise Centre - or Boho One - would represent a further part of the Digital City initiative which is supported by both the council and the University of Teesside.
Between the blocks ere is a series of well defined public and semi public spaces which are fronted by clusters of the live work units, enhancing the existing network of small businesses, with opportunities to sit, meet and socialise with one another.
 
 
 
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