A more classical case for a self-organizing system in the cytoskeleton is the MT aster or spindle formation that is part of cell division (see also Section 3.2).
The exhibition was called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section"), after a mathematical division of a line into two sections with a certain proportion to each other.
Their encounters — a revealing cross-section of ethnic and economic divisions — are tinged with collected ignorance and sedimented hatreds passed down through generations, especially in the name of religion.
At P7 CALB is uniformly expressed while in the adjacent section a clear division of EAAT4 negative and EAAT4 positive regions (Figure 7c).
Our phylogenetic analyses support the division of the section Calochroi into seven major clades (Calochroi, Caroviolacei, Dibaphi, Elegantiores, Napi, Pseudoglaucopodes, and Splendentes), whereas Rufoolivacei and Sulfurini were not supported as monophyletic entities.
Figure 9 The division into stripes in direction Y of a section of the simulated material.
Each division must have a section of the crown where the roots originate and several healthy leaves.
"It seems to me," Hobsbawm wrote, "that we are now seeing a growing division of workers into sections and groups, each pursuing its own economic interest at the expense of the rest".
The front of the restaurant is mostly glass, latticed with strips of wood painted the lulling blue of a Mediterranean sky, and on a warm night whole sections of this transparent wall open, erasing the division between inside and out, letting gentle breezes and the faint bustle of a narrow SoHo street wash over you.
Writing about Port-Salut, Nancy Marie Sherline Saint Louis warned about the political divisions between sections of the town, with downtown residents favorable to the Deputy (Haiti's version of the U.S. Representative) and the mayor's seksyon kominal (borough/neighborhood) siding with him.
