Sentence examples for a subdivided from inspiring English sources

THIRTY years ago, desiring more space than their Manhasset Tudor provided, Steve and Helene Kosoff bought a stable, an unfinished carriage house and two outbuildings on five acres of a subdivided Gatsby-era 65-acre estate in Matinecock known as Farnsworth.

Rarely, the ppdl is divided (e.g., dv 6 in CM 3018; [52]), creating a subdivided fossa.

These patterns became the basis for the classification of HCOs into three types, proposed by Pereira and co-workers: A (subdivided into A1 and A2), B and C (Figure 1) [13].

The neural series is complete and consists of eight elements, including a subdivided neural 7 in PMOL-SGP A0100-3.

The reduction of neural 7 in PMOL-SGP A0100-2 allows for a short, medial contact of costals 7, which contrasts the morphology of PMOL-SGP A0100-3, where a subdivided neural 7 does not allow for this contact.

There, the authors found a significant positive Tajima's D and two divergent haplotypes "R" and "T" regarded either as relics of a subdivided ancestral hominid population or as a signature of balancing selection (Maeda et al. 1983; Webster et al. 2002, 2003).

In addition, both fracture types were classified according to the AO/OTA classification as type 31-A (subdivided into groups A1 A3) and type 32-A (subdivided into groups A1 B3) (Müller et al. 1987, OTA 1996).

Muslims, however, tend to see not a nation subdivided into religious groups but a religion subdivided into nations.

Another scenario that generates outlier loci happens during the spread of an unconditionally favorable allele in a spatially subdivided population.

At the story's center is a father-son pair, Daniel and Kane Beede, who share a carefully subdivided house, but little else.

Muslims tend to think in terms of a religion subdivided into nations.