Sentence examples for balanced division from inspiring English sources

FairVote's analysis of state partisan leanings (based on a state's partisan deviation from the national average) shows a consistently balanced division in Missouri.

Mr Sarkozy conceded that there should be a more balanced division of labour with his prime minister.

With America free of Britain, he felt free to praise his country's balanced division of powers as an essential safeguard of liberty, against both a usurping aristocracy and the fickle multitude.

A better distribution can be obtained by assigning a larger part of the exceeding load factor,, to the service with most restrictive cell radius,, by means of a prioritizing factor, and a balanced division among the rest of services: (16).

Regarding the relation between SVM-Margin and Exploitation, we found that a balanced division performs better than other divisions (i.e., during the first half of the study, the method will acquire more files using SVM-Margin, while during the second half of the study, exploitation takes the leading role in the acquisition of files).

7.1, due to the poor set of choices from the first-fit method, some placeholders could not be filled and little content has remained in the last page, as this method is unable to attempt a more balanced division of content to pages.

In proliferating cells, growth is balanced by division.

In proliferating cells, growth factors (and nutrients) activate cell mass growth, which is balanced by division.

When cells proliferate, an increase in cell mass is balanced by division.

If you set up the apparatus for a police state, it is only a matter of time before it is used; that's why our Founding Fathers insisted on checks and balances, division of powers, and provisions like the Fourth Amendment.

This functional and spatial association of short Opa1 with mitochondrial division suggests that the processing of Opa1 can function to balance mitochondrial division and fusion dynamics.