Sentence examples for any subdivision from inspiring English sources
The whole people became the authors of the constitution, which, as the embodiment of their will, became sovereign over the will of any subdivision of the people, including the majority.
If you were to walk into the sales center of any subdivision or master-planned community, from Modesto, Calif., to Tampa, Fla., the first question you'd be asked was, "How much square footage are you looking for?" Not "What kind of community would you like to be a part of?" But increasingly, many of those looking for places to live found that the market had nothing for them.
In addition, we systematically devise a mechanism that allows users to directly (not via control meshes) deform any subdivision surface; finally, we represent the limit surface of any subdivision scheme using a collection of subdivision-based novel finite elements.
Our FEM-based approach significantly advances the state-of-the-art in physics-based geometric modeling since it provides a universal physics-based framework for any subdivision scheme.
Strongly inspired by the recent research on Dynamic Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (D-NURBS), we formulate and develop a dynamic framework that permits users to directly manipulate the limit surface obtained from any subdivision procedure via simulated "force" tools.
The flag-bearer, chosen by the colonel, was not integrated into any subdivision of the battalion.
Finally, once all of the sequences are in an alignment or exist as singletons (i.e. are not found to be contained in any subdivisions), profile each alignment to a master alignment.
It would bring eating disorder NOS into the limelight by creating a single unitary diagnostic category "eating disorder" embracing anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and eating disorder NOS without any subdivisions.
Include any subdivisions of the agency.
Follow this with a period and include any subdivisions of the organization.
In an age of enduring economic prosperity and high-tech solutions to just about everything, making milk has only grown more difficult, and the difference between turning a profit and turning the farm into a subdivision, any dairy farmer will tell you, remains perilously small.
