Sentence examples for appropriate divisions from inspiring English sources

For their $135 entry fee, boats are assigned to appropriate divisions and given a time handicap according to a mathematical formula that enables boats of different lengths, weight and sail area to compete.

For example teams may share expertise within a project to build skills in novice researchers [ 45]which can be tracked, and appropriate divisions of workload through reading research literature and sharing this with the rest of the team/network could be noted.

That recommendation will go to the appropriate division championship bodies in late June.

People who call it with complaints or questions that cannot be answered will be referred to the appropriate division of the board.

Given these changes, what is the proper role of the World Bank, and the appropriate division between private finance and traditional, multilateral lending?

No deal can be completed without the Palestinians accepting an appropriate division between Jewish and Arab Jerusalem and that refugees will have no right of return to Israel.

The investigating officer added that it was "probable" that the chief inspector directing the operation would have "confirmed" the deployment, but recommended that "a clear and appropriate division is established between the [cull operators'] activities and those of the police in terms of direction and control".

Once the major divisions of the map space had been determined, orders were placed into the appropriate division.

To deal with the nonlinear behavior of boiler turbine unit, fuzzy clustering is used to provide an appropriate division of the operation region and develop the structure of the fuzzy model.

An appropriate division of the cell is given by Voronoi (Dirichlet) tesselation separating a region E of the space ℜ2 into polygons E i, i = 1, 2,..., M, using M points drawn from a certain point process.

Of course, a combination of the two above models is also possible, involving both multiplication and division by factors dependent on the expected time to dawn, such that overall an appropriate division computation is still performed.