Sentence examples for analytical divide from inspiring English sources

Boomerang Commerce CEO and co-founder Guru Hariharan, who previously worked at Amazon and eBay, told me that he and his team noticed how the analytical divide between Amazon and the rest of the retailers was growing in recent years.

Recovery (or recovery factor) is defined by IUPAC as the yield of an analytical process for an analyte divided by the amount of analyte in the original sample, whereas the apparent recovery is the value corrected with the internal standard [ 20].

The analytical procedure was divided in two steps after thorough documentation of both clock faces.

The analytical process is divided into six easily replicable and causatively connected steps.

The overall design of the analytical process is divided into two steps: the time-based process; and, the state-based control (triggers).

Ethnicity was recorded according to New Zealand Census categories, but for analytical purposes was divided into three categories as Maori, Pacific Peoples and Other.

Here, we recognize the 2 pepsin subfamilies A1 and A2 at MEROPS [ 1] but for analytical purposes, we divided these 2 into 4 families by considering each pepsin domain as a separate family.

For analytical convenience, we divided the data into parts covering three regions of the PLDs: the N-terminal region before the first HKD domain, the middle region including the region in and between the two HKD domains, and the C-terminal region after the second HKD domain.

Apart from all issues of style, and whether this has been clear to the two parties or not, perhaps the deepest reason for the on-going divide between "analytical" and "continental" philosophy is the on-going tension between the impulse to epistemological idealism and the attraction of the idea that "being-in-the-world" precedes the very distinction between subjective and objective.

To aid the reader in locating specific analytical sections, we have divided the paper into seven broad sections.

In terms of the prediction principles, deterministic approaches can be further divided into analytical and numerical modelling.