Sentence examples for analogous divisions from inspiring English sources

In general, when referring collectively to cells formed by analogous divisions in two or three quadrants, I use terms such as 1abc1; this example signifies the three upper cells formed by the division of 1a, 1b, and 1c.

The division process is analogous to complex division, i.e. the denominator is multiplied by its conjugate in order to cancel the non-real part.

As an aside, the conceptual schism between Gnostics and Orthodox Christians is analogous to the division in Islam today between Sunni and Shiite sects.

The former parameter can be roughly related to the "motility" of the virus, or to how efficiently it infects new cells, and in this sense it is roughly analogous to our division radius.

There is a linguistic division of labor, analogous to Adam Smith's economic division of labor, according to which such terms have their references fixed by the "experts" in the particular field of science to which the terms belong.

In the sexagesimal system, multiplication or division by 120 (twice 60) is analogous to multiplication or division by 20 (twice 10) in the decimal system.

Since 1969, with divisions, the analogous achievement is to reach the League Championship Series.

As a mechanism analogous to the asymmetric divisions in some closed niche-supported systems, such heterogeneous differentiation competence would be paradigmatic for open niche-supported tissues.

However, fission yeast does have a finite RLS and demonstrates division asymmetry analogous to S. cerevisiae (Erjavec et al. 2008).

This group of STYK that are likely to be associated with cell division are analogous in their broader function to cyclin dependent kinases of the eukaryotes that control cell cycle.

Thus, it seems likely that budding of B. massiliensis is, at least in part, a non-enzymatic, mechanical process, analogous in that respect to the division of bacterial L-forms [ 45, 46].