Sentence examples for Opposite division from inspiring English sources
Also, in the ACC's new two-division arrangement, each team has one football opponent in the opposite division which has been selected as the two teams' official cross-division rival that they play every year.
Means tested benefits create the opposite, divisions and misunderstanding.
The naivety and irresponsibility of tech giants whose platforms have scaled so big and got so powerful left the strongest impression in 2017, as marketing claims about fostering 'openness and connection' unravelled in the face of the literal opposite: Rising division and social strife.
Others see the opposite risk a Gattacesque division between the privileged and the unenhanced.Potential dystopias always make good press.
Historian John Keegan writes that Tsolakoglou "was so determined... to deny the Italians the satisfaction of a victory they had not earned that... he opened [a] quite unauthorised parley with the commander of the German SS division opposite him, Sepp Dietrich, to arrange a surrender to the Germans alone".
The 56th Division was opposite Croce, with the 46th Division opposite the heavily defended position at Gemmano.
Saint-Cyr tried several times to retake the position, but Fürstenberg's column clung to its prize throughout the day, despite a heavy cannonade from the French divisions opposite it.
Treatment with SAG brought about just the opposite – increased perpendicular divisions.
Positive numbers indicate the afforestation rate in protected areas was greater than the corresponding rate in unprotected areas for a given state, and the negative numbers suggest the opposite; and c) Regional division used for summary.
Consequently, in rec-8 mutants, sister chromatids are tethered by COH-3/4-dependent SCC until anaphase I, when they segregate prematurely toward opposite spindle poles (equational division).
Centromeres are the regions of chromosomes where kinetochores form and microtubules attach to guide chromosomes to opposite poles during cell division.
