Sentence examples for allowing the division from inspiring English sources

At the National Institute of Metrological Research (INRIM), an automated precision DC voltage fixed-ratios divider allowing the division ratios 10 1 and 100 1 has been built.

"We don't want to have the legislative imprimatur on allowing the division of real estate to purchase at excessive prices," he said.

That deal, known as Braveheart, resulted in $111 million in revenue being generated in 2001, allowing the division to meet its projected earnings.

On average, MinD (and hence MinC) will spend less time near the center of the cell, allowing the division ring to assemble there.

Dohle is retaining at least one Random House tradition: allowing the divisions to bid against each other for books, a practice welcomed far more by authors and agents than by those worried about expenses.

Shame on us for allowing the divisions and distrust that festers at the fringes of our city to denigrate our task, and I beg our civic leaders to understand their critical obligations to effective community building.

The unobserved heterogeneity that results in similar outcomes among children from the same divisions can be captured by allowing the division-level intercept to vary across different divisions.

Analysis of the data obtained allowed the division of the fatigue life of the investigated structural steel into three periods separated by crack nucleation and small crack coalescence (formation of dominant crack) moments.

In France there was no significant enclosure movement, despite enabling legislation that allowed the division of some common lands in 1767 and again in 1773.

Obama allowed the division to fester, giving President Hamid Karzai an opening in which to play American officials off against one another: McChrystal was Karzai's newest friend, Eikenberry his latest enemy.

Kenko USA's offer from Patty's Pantry would allow the division to quietly establish the success case for its rice cracker product, which it could then replicate under its own brand name in other retail environments.