Definition
Definition of unitisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
psychologyRare UK arranging smaller information units into larger onesRare UK
- Unitisation helps in memory retention by grouping data.
2.
logisticsTECH. UK packaging cargo into unit loadsTECH. UK
- Unitisation improves efficiency in shipping and handling.
3.
energyTECH. UK joint development of a cross-boundary petroleum resourceTECH. UK
- Unitisation was necessary for the offshore oil field.
4.
financeTECH. UK converting an investment trust into a unit trustTECH. UK
- The company announced the unitisation of its investment trust.
Origin of unitisation
Latin, unitas (unity) + -ation (action)
Examples of unitisation in a sentence
Through unitisation, students can better understand the material. The unitisation of goods reduced the loading time. Unitisation is crucial for modern supply chains. The companies agreed on unitisation to optimize resources. Unitisation discussions took months to finalize. Unitisation has made the fund more accessible to investors.
The process of unitisation was completed last month.
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- French:structuration, unitisation, ...
- German:Chunking, Einheitspaketierung, ...
- Italian:unitizzazione, unitizzazione del carico, ...
- Spanish:unitización, paletización, ...
- Portuguese:unificação, unitização, ...
- Chinese:单元化, 单元包装, ...
- Japanese:ユニタイゼーション, ユニット化, ...
- Arabic:تجميع, توحيد الحمولات, ...
- Hebrew:אִיחוּד יְחִידוֹת, יוּנִיטִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:организация, упаковка, ...
- Ukrainian:унітизація, спільна розробка, ...
- Hindi:इकाईकरण, यूनिटाइजेशन, ...
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