Sentence examples for called division from inspiring English sources

The latter is called division of wave front.

It is trendy for conservatives to mock the specialization of academia, which in other fields is called "division of labor" and is a foundation of capitalism.

One top national security aide noted to a reporter on Wednesday that the decision to oust General McChrystal and replace him with Gen. David A. Petraeus was "considered, decided and executed in less than 36 hours" and sent a message that the president would not tolerate what he called "division" in the ranks of his team after he had set strategy.

This method of discovery is called division, and in its most usual form it is the repeated dichotomy of a general kind into two subordinate kinds.

They separate them from the general population: psychotic and severely mentally ill people are taken to Cermak, the hospital wing, and there is an entire division, called Division Two, for mildly mentally ill people, which is overflowing at the moment.

1.26: The mover, played by one of those action guys with the interchangeable faces, makes some kind of plan to overthrow the secret government organisation called Division, and also any secret government divisions called Organisation he happens to come across.

Conservatives accused the government of playing down the deployment and disguising the extent of Britain's military commitment because of what Bernard Jenkin, the party's expert on defense matters, called "divisions" within Labor.

Ranks of pipes are organized into groups called divisions.

The major phyla (sometimes called divisions) of fungi have been classified mainly on the basis of characteristics of their sexual reproductive structures.

Within this area, ten 3rd level administrative units, called divisions, were selected based upon the popularity of pig production in these districts.

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