Sentence examples for between the division of from inspiring English sources

One of Smith's most enduring insights is the simple yet elegant explanation of the mutual dependence between the division of labor and the extent of markets (I.iii).

These results indicate that the presence or absence of small children exerts heterogeneous effects on the relationship between the division of housework and spousal satisfaction.

In his On Division, Boethius distinguishes between the division of a genus and the division of a whole (877c-d, see also In Cic. top. 331.18-19).

In The Mythology of Middle-earth, for instance, Ruth Noel observes that the Ents are "most like the huge, wild, hairy woodsprites of Teutonic myth" (130) and discusses possible connections between the division of the Ents and the Entwives and a similar separation and debate over different kinds of land in Norse mythology (131).

Briefly, a lateral incision was made between the division of the ambulacral feet and the dorsal part of the body, then, a portion (1 cm approx) of the large intestine was dissected for RNA extraction.

[ 27] In terms of unpaid work, Bird analyzed data from a national U.S. database to evaluate the relation between the division of household labour by married couples, and depression.

I was asked to initiate a new Division of Immunoregulation, which was meant to interface between the Divisions of Immunology and Infection; there was a lot happening in both of those divisions, but there was not enough interaction between them.

In addition, there is an adjacent area in the Barents Sea covered by an agreement between Russia and Norway regarding the division of this area between the two countries.

The S.E.C., aside from political issues, also suffered from what officials describe as cultural barriers between the divisions of the agency responsible for monitoring separate pieces of the industry.

With such intergradational boundaries between the divisions of the Earth sciences (which, on a broader scale, also intergrade with physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and certain branches of engineering), researchers today must be versatile in their approach to problems.

Unlike the Americans, the British did not assign specific units to border duty, but rotated the task between the divisions of the British Army of the Rhine.