The property can be subdivided to create a compound or to divest of one acre of the land.
What sets it apart is the buttons themselves, which are highly sensitive and respond to pressure and multi-touch, and can be subdivided to perform several separate functions.
The paper discusses other sources of numerical errors and shows that the line needs to be subdivided to improve precision.
Meanwhile, streamlines between the same injector and producer can be subdivided to describe driving capacity distribution in water phase, providing useful information for the decision making of water flooding optimization, well pattern adjustment and deep profile modification.
For example, the circle graphs could consist of two (or more) concentric circles indicating, for example, the inner circle the reference configuration, while the outer rings can be subdivided to account for multiple simulated configurations considered.
Note that X can be subdivided to give a triangulation of I n, without introducing new vertices [18], and consequently, every function f : V ( X ) → ℝ has a piecewise linear extension g : I n → ℝ.
If the specified criteria are met, a NECTA containing a single core with a population of at least 2.5 million may be subdivided to form smaller groupings of cities and towns referred to as NECTA divisions.
This polyhedron defines 30 "base patches," each being a four-sided region that can be subdivided to an arbitrarily fine grid on the surface of the globe to accommodate input data of arbitrary resolution, from global (BlueMarble) to local (tripod LiDAR), all in the same visualization.
Using tools to make tools is how the term secondary tool use is commonly used in the literature on hominid technology [6]; however, we propose that this term should be subdivided to also include the use of tools to retrieve other tools.
ecmA promoter can be subdivided to pstA and O, and ecmB promoter to pstAB and pstB cell types.
Additionally, the three domains can be subdivided to six dimensions: independence, emotion, social inclusion, social exclusion, limitation, and treatment.
