Sentence examples for a well-defined division from inspiring English sources
Interviews with a dozen husband-and-wife restaurant teams suggest that the balancing of business and personal lives requires a well-defined division of responsibilities founded on talents and preferences.
The nuclear family functioned in procreation, education of children, and as a unit of food preparation and consumption, with a well-defined division of labour between husband and wife.
(c) AFM image of a cell showing a well-defined division septum as well as a ring-like structure expected to be rich in nascent peptidoglycan (white box).
AFM topographic images of L. lactis cells revealed a smooth and elongated cell morphology as well as a well-defined division septum (Fig. 6c).
Chinas toy edge is buttressed by a web-like production system featuring networks of suppliers, often in close proximity to one another, with a well-defined division of labor between them.
It is still not fully resolved how cells are able to undergo a geometrically well-defined division with very high accuracy despite being in a highly anisotropic environment.
Neurons in V1 are sensitive to a variety of local features of the visual scene, and a hypercolumn gathers neurons whose receptive profiles span the possible local features (note that there is no well-defined division of V1 in hypercolumns, but an infinity of possible partitionings).
Additionally, the well-defined division structure restricts the definition of external references to the Environment Division, which simplifies platform changes in particular.
These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.
But his public indecision over the past week — threatening in a tweet to close the border with Mexico before reversing himself six days later — revealed an administration that is grasping to deal with a humanitarian challenge without a well-defined strategy and with significant divisions within Trump's team.
"You start with a well-defined state, and you end with a well-defined state.
