Sentence examples for considered to divide from inspiring English sources
To settle the issue, a plan reportedly is being considered to divide the empire's assets among a large group of cousins.
Once the cloud points are transformed to the local frame, the environment of the point-of-interest is considered to be divided into n s sectors (whose angle is ρ θ radians), which are further divided radially into cells with length ρ r mm (excluding the cell closest to the centre, "cell 0", which will be a sector with a radius 0.5 ρ r mm).
"I see a lot of convergence of interests among people who in traditional terms are considered to be divided politically".
The system is considered to be divided into clusters of synchronous generators and loads, with each area connected to other sets of areas through designated transmission networks.
The fluid is considered to be divided into two regions — a non-Newtonian core region (described by the power-law behavior) which is surrounded by a thin wall-adhering layer of Newtonian fluid.
Also, note that the occurrence of PH3 +/GFAP + cells (considered to be dividing gliotic astrocytes) in the penumbra is minimal in both time-points, even when compared to the unaffected SEZ.
Mr. Olmert has already said that the government will review the decision and that he will meet Wednesday with survivor representatives to consider how to divide the money available, perhaps with a needs test.
Iraqiya, which had boycotted Parliament and the cabinet, has begun participating in the government again, just as Parliament is considering how to divide up a $100 billion budget.
When considering how to divide up this equity, the math gets a bit more complicated.
In popular culture, the Watford Gap is often considered to be a dividing line that separates the north and the south of England.
