Sentence examples for basic subdivisions of these from inspiring English sources

Fan-shaped cells and rectangular prism cells are two basic subdivisions of these problem domains.

Since the mid-19th century the basic subdivisions of the order Passeriformes have been based primarily on the structure of the syrinx.

Lines are drawn on the basis of either significant changes in fossil forms or discontinuities in the rock record (i.e., unconformities, or large gaps in the sedimentary sequence); the basic subdivisions of rock are called systems, and the corresponding time intervals are termed periods.

Other subdivisions of these same layers have been published11.

Under certain angles of illumination weak subdivisions of these structures are apparent, but other angles of illumination reveal alternative demarcations.

Leeches have 34 segments, and elongation occurs by the subdivision of these segments.

A subdivision of these main classes to further anatomical varieties with clinical significance is also presented.

Further successive subdivision of these cells yields a many-celled "blastoderm", which to start with has only one layer of cells.

We, therefore, thought that subdivision of these patients based on lymph node metastasis and number of risk factors was warranted.

Work organizations might be either "Basic Organizations of Associated Labour" (the subdivisions of a single enterprise) or "Complex Organizations of Associated Labour" uniting different segments of an overall activity (e.g., manufacture and distribution).

The "frequency" here, is defined by the subdivisions of one basic triangular face of an icosahedron.