Sentence examples for a division of applied from inspiring English sources

At the Carnegie Institute of Technology, a division of applied psychology was established as a teaching and research department in 1915.

Applications of these different approaches to metrics and metric spaces make it evident that fixed point theorems are important not only for the branches of mainstream mathematics, but also for many divisions of applied sciences.

A division of labour should also apply to our own side.

ICE Trust, a division of the Intercontinental Exchange, the big derivatives exchange, applied to be a derivatives clearing organization with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in November.

The concepts presented here extend NIST's initial definition for cloud computing [9], incorporating a division of roles and responsibilities that can be directly applied to security assessments.

Laws must apply equitably to all citizens and not favour particular sectional interests, and there should be a division of legislative, executive, and judicial powers.

"This is the intersection where applied psychology, consumer behavior research and computer science all meet," said Saswato Das, a spokesman Murray Hill, N.J., for Bell Labs, a division of Lucent Technologies.

They would, argues Gary Klein, chief scientist at Klein Associates, a division of Applied Research Associates, which works with companies to show them how to conduct pre-mortems and "identify risks at the outset".

A division of the United Nations?

ParentWatch is now a division of Arrowsight.

(It is now a division of PepsiCo).