Sentence examples for as we divide from inspiring English sources

As positions become more specialised, as we divide the holder into destroyer, regista and carrier, and all points in between, so the importance of formations has diminished.

Indeed, as we divide the world into green and blue things, so could we divide it into grue and bleen things (things that are observed up to t and found blue, and green otherwise).

Another response given by Aristotle himself is to point out that as we divide the distances run, we should also divide the total time taken: there is 1/2 the time for the final 1/2, a 1/4 of the time for the previous 1/4, an 1/8 of the time for the 1/8 of the run and so on.

As long as we divide the world between "us" and "them," what happened in South Carolina will continue to happen until we start using the word that will change the world: WE.

As soon as we divide the world into good and bad, and the moment we refuse to identify with Anwar (which is what we're being asked to do), what we're really doing is seeking to acknowledge the evils of the world by pulling ourselves out of it.

As our society becomes increasingly governed by the sound bite and as we divide into ideologically homogenous groups to get our news, discuss our faith, and engage in our politics, we see more and more examples of Americans deciding morality and truth are luxuries we cannot afford in our righteous quest for justice.

In our inversion method, as we divided the subspace into different tesseroid cells, the constraints become the function of the physical property and index number of the tesseroid cells.

"I have a story to tell you," Miyana's brother began as we divided the pork between us.

I never considered how scarring this could be until I recalled the embarrassment the new girl from Jamaica in my fourth grade class must have felt when the entire gym laughed at the way she said "three" as we divided teams for dodge ball.

Shapley values [ 49] for each gene were calculated as we divided each value in the columns of the Boolean matrices by the sum of the given column and averaged these values by the rows.

To examine hypothesis #2: country of origin's nutrition transition score will positively increase the odds of Latino immigrants belonging to the obese BMI category, we conducted a multivariate logistic regression as we divided BMI scores into non-obese (≤29.9 kg/m) and obese (≥30 kg/m) categories.