Sentence examples for before this division from inspiring English sources

Before this division occurred, Tamil settlements were interspersed among the Sinhalese throughout the island.

Before this division into mobile and slow tanks had crystallized, several different designs were tried.

One odd occurrence was the towering pop-up that deflected off a catwalk, plopping down on the artificial turf Thursday, costing the insurgent Tampa Bay Rays a victory they very well may need before this division race is over.

The fact that the deletion mutation of BrFLC2 was absent from vegetable-type B. rapa indicates that this mutation may have arisen after the division of oil-type from vegetable-type B. rapa, while the splicing site mutation of BrFLC1 may have arisen before this division and been maintained during their respective evolutions.

Before introducing this division of labor, automobile manufacturing was an inefficient process requiring a high level of expertise.

The statement did not mention North Korea, which was also under Japan's colonial rule before the division of the peninsula.

"I have had a little bit of experience in League Two before and won this division with Gillingham.

Unfortunately, some of the equipment used to measure energy expenditure of animals (such as the CLAMS system) automatically makes this division before generating the final output data.

I've written about this before: the division of England into an asset-rich south, a post-industrial north and the emergence of a positive national consciousness in Scotland linked to the rejection of neo-liberal economics.

Our study provides the first evidence of heterothermy in a primate outside Madagascar, thus suggesting that this trait may have evolved in this group before the division of African and Malagasy Strepsirhini, with the possible implication that more primate species than previously thought have the potential to use heterothermy to reduce energy and water expenditure.

This also implies that these peroxidases have a common origin before the division of the domains (Sugano 2009).