Sentence examples for a division point from inspiring English sources

The city is on a division point of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and has railroad shops.

The location there about 1870 of railway repair shops stimulated development of the town, which also became a division point for the New York Central Railroad.

Newton, city, seat (1872) of Harvey county, central Kansas, U.S. Founded in 1871 and named for Newton, Massachusetts, it was a railhead for the Chisholm Trail cattle drives from 1871 to 1873, when it was designated a division point of the Santa Fe Railroad.

The stochastic process of generating random saturated secondary structures, according to equation (1), is of the "divide-and-conquer" type, very common in computer science, where well-known algorithms such as QUICKSORT choose a division point according to the uniform distribution.

The town grew as a railroad division point and a regional trade centre.

After 1894 it became a railroad division point.

But as Joseph Hogan of GE, an industrial firm with a health division, points out, smarter vaccines and more efficient manufacturing may solve that problem.

That requires deft maneuvering around the ex-dividend date, the division point that determines whether a payout goes to the previous owner of a share or the new one.

But basically, resolving credit and budget crises is always a massive collective-action problem that tests every division point in the body politic.

The railroad expanded Missoula's trade area to cover a 150-mile radius, and Missoula's location as the railway's division point and repair shops provided hundreds of jobs.

These efforts at division point to California's "cultural disjunctions," "red-blue divide" and "sectional anxiety," Mr. Starr said.