Sentence examples for and partitioning from the from inspiring English sources

Structured design of a microcomputer requires the ability to do the system design and partitioning from the top down while implementing the system from the bottom up.

The name "equipartition" means "equal division," as derived from the Latin equi from the antecedent, æquus ("equal or even"), and partition from the noun, partitio ("division, portion").

To measure the maximum rate of O2 consumption, a magnetic stir bar was added into the same chamber and partitioned from the bottom portion with a wire mesh.

The distribution of POPs is managed by blood flow to different compartments and partitioning from blood to tissues.

The Eames House, as the cradle of their invention, stuffed full of inspirational ephemera, looms large in the show – not least in the clever exhibition design by 6a architects, who have made plinths and partitions from slender off-the-peg steel sections, echoing the lightweight industrial construction of the house itself.

The corrugated samples used in the experiments were taken from cartons and partition boards from the FM Global Standard Plastic Commodity and from the inner and outer cartons of the FM Global Class II Commodity.

After the independence from the British and, partition from India, in 1947 Pakistan faced a crisis of national identity.

The ghastly images from India of neighborhoods torched, trains attacked and passengers slaughtered recall the upheavals after India's independence and partition from Pakistan in 1947.

The classification tree was obtained by binary recursive partitioning from the developmental data set and is presented in Figure 1.

The delta and dynamic data are partitioned using the same hash function, and each two partitions from the delta and dynamic data that have the same partition number are then joined using hash join.

Constructing and partitioning the string x′ from x can trivially be done in time O (m ) (Step 1-2).