Sentence examples for a typical division from inspiring English sources

A typical division can number as many as 20,000 troops, or three brigades, but the First Armored Division and the First Infantry Division have only two brigades each in Germany.

For a typical division ratio of 25 75 %, the overall classification performance of 183 correct classifications out of 186 test cases was achieved, with majority voting.

In a typical division ratio of 25 75 % for training and testing data, the individual classification performance for each fault type is more than 90%%, as shown in Table 3.

(Twenty minutes of simulated time, a typical division period for E. coli in the associated experiments, can be accomplished in just a few hours of computer time).

To assess the functioning of the cell division machinery, RT-PCR assays for the ftsZ, ftsA, and groEL (employed as a control) genes were performed with both B. massiliensis and L. drancourtii, in order to compare B. massiliensis, with its unique multiplication mechanism, to an amoeba-infecting bacterium with a typical division process.

Slavoj Žižek argued that "the film enables us to practise a typical ideological division: sympathising with the idealised aborigines while rejecting their actual struggle".

A typical asymmetric division is shown in Movie S1 in which a RG extends a long radial process that is subsequently retained while the cell body divides.

Proposed stages are explained considering ATS typical division, i.e.: physical system, hardware and software.

Robots lack game sense: The typical Division I lacrosse player is bigger, faster and stronger than yesteryear.

Briefly, the cells will be incubated with the organic extract of urine (200 μl) during 24h (typical division duration of these cells).

Since then, the club lives on €1.5 million a year and has been a typical fourth-division melting pot of would-be and former stars and a large group in the middle who are neither.