0 used to describe a financial product that is divided into separate parts that can be bought and sold, such as a unit trust (= in which money collected from investors is invested for them in different companies):
Obviously this requires that these unitized items must be "unpacked" during the generation of, say, a spoken response.
We found no statistically significant difference in expenses between plans with and without unitized investments.
We address this issue by controlling for unitized investments in the multivariate analysis.
Equally, there can be implicit learning of associations that are not unitized and preexisting and that have not been noticed.
Unlike pictures or gestures, the form of signs is highly specified in the unitized, systematic fashion characteristic of phonological systems.
Many experiments support the proposal that a working memory represents sequences of "items" that have individually been unitized through prior learning experiences.
What determines whether things get "unitized" at encoding remains a basic question of cognitive science as well as a crucial one for a theory of implicit learning of language.
On the other hand, output processing, required in the output treatment, pushed these learners further in their cognitive processing and prompted them to perceive or conceive the unitized structure.
