Sentence examples for be subdivided from from inspiring English sources
In gallinaceous birds this tract may be subdivided from front to back (though not separated by apteria) into the regions of the hackle, the cape, the back, and the saddle.
The Mintom Formation can be subdivided from base to top into four members that record a general increase in carbonate content.
The sales price included $12.5 million for the main property, with the rest for adjacent parcels that had been subdivided from an original farm.
The L1 and L2 are well-developed surfaces in the area, while the L3 is subdivided from L2 or alluvial plain and is locally distributed.
Neighborhoods were consistent across these 3 waves of data with a couple of exceptions where suburban neighborhoods were subdivided from one unit into two across the waves.
Michael Conway, the city's director of economic and property development, said one reason past plans were stymied was the lease didn't allow for the land to be subdivided, preventing developers from getting financing to build individual projects.
The total transduction of physical load to capacitance change can be subdivided into the transfer from load to displacement and from displacement to capacitance change.
The moratorium, which was approved in a unanimous vote on Friday, prohibits areas of 10 acres or more from being subdivided for development.
It may be subdivided into three subcompartments, from central to peripheral (Table 3).
The SARS spike can be subdivided into four structural domains (from N to C terminus); the two large external domains S1 and S2 are largely responsible for receptor binding and membrane fusion, respectively.
The bulk of information need not be presented all at once, but can be subdivided into manageable portions, starting from general information about benefits and limitations of PGT, followed by introductory information about the tiers and concluded upon demand by specific information about the diseases tested for within selected tiers and associated risks and implications.
