Tagmemicists insist that tagmemes, despite their bipartite structure, are single units.
Thus constituted, the soul is, from another perspective, bipartite: in part distributed throughout the entire body and in part collected in the chest.
These poems have a bipartite structure: a thesis part, in which some vice or folly is examined critically from many different angles and points of view, and an antithesis part, in which an opposing virtue is recommended.
A characteristic of many marine organisms is a bipartite life cycle, which can affect the dispersal of an organism.
The bipartite life cycle of algae also affects their dispersal, which occurs through algal spores.
There are numerous intermediate conditions between the bipartite and bicornuate condition.
These brief pieces already follow the bipartite musical form strictly.
The body of the uterus in some mammals (e.g., rabbits, elephants, aardvarks; some rodents, bats, insectivores) contains two separate canals (bipartite uterus).
The word sinfonia was applied to a trio sonata for flute, oboe, and continuo in Johann Joseph Fux's Concentus Musico-instrumentalis (1701), a collection of suites each comprising a number (as many as 15) of bipartite (two-section) dances and descriptive pieces.
As an important source of patronage, the panegyric now assuming a more bipartite structure, extolling both the state of the people ruled and the glory of the ruler's own personage became the major mode of expression in qaṣīdah form until the 20th century.
Carnivores have a bipartite uterus, in which the horns are largely separate but enter the vagina by a single cervix.
