Sentence examples for a firm division from inspiring English sources

Barbara Landau told me that the "Caprice" experiment lent support to scientists who doubted that there was a firm division in psychology between procedural and explicit knowledge, saying, "It is likely that the relevant distinctions are more nuanced than these terms suggest".

Christian Democrat parties everywhere tend to treat the first part of their name as silent.The idea of a firm division between God and Caesar is embedded not just in the gospels but also in Christian history: hence the Holy Roman Emperors' multiple disagreements with the pope.

Our approach to community participation has led to a firm division between political protocol, like getting permission of the community leaders to work in the community, and research protocol.

Sum of the parts analysis This technique evaluates a firm by division, combining diverse valuation techniques.

A rat-tail comb will help if you want firm divisions between the sections.

The price at which goods and services are transferred internally within a firm can influence the allocation of taxable profits between firm divisions located in different tax jurisdictions.

Perhaps this explains some of the adult resistance to Dahl's books: as parenting has become more self-consciously "nice," with less firm divisions between grownups and children, it's unsettling to read narratives of unbridled childish resentment.

As a live band, Beirut has a firm but flexible division of labor, with Mr. Condon multitasking with a trumpet and a six-stringed ukulele.

In this paper, we demonstrate an important and counter-intuitive benefit of procurement decentralization in a common setting where a firm with multiple divisions procures a durable good from a supplier.

MICROSOFT buys Nokia's handset division, a firm turns patterns of heartbeats into passwords and computer games are good for the brain, if you are over 60.

ICI’s paints division has a firm foothold in the United States and Asia, which make it very attractive for Akzo, especially since the Dutch company has strong distribution networks that would help it fully capitalize on the widening of its market.