Sentence examples for continued partitioning from inspiring English sources

Also, for many American veterans, visiting South Korea for the first time in decades, the realization that it had matured into a prosperous democracy was somewhat offset by the growing anti-Americanism here and the continued partitioning of the peninsula.

Each individual sensor uses the knowledge of received beacons as well as information from neighbors to continue partitioning current sectors and identifying sub-sectors in which it resides until an accuracy requirement is satisfied.

So we had people who believe in the political unity of the island of Ireland supporting the political partition of the island of Britain, while people who supported the continuing partition of Ireland tramped the streets in defence of the unity of Britain.

With continued flooding, partitioning of metals in the soil solid phase changed and a larger fraction of the total metal concentrations became exchangeable, i.e. bioavailable.

Continued sequential partitioning of patients by tumour marker status, such as that arising from KRAS studies or tumour mismatch repair in colon cancer, challenges the traditional practice of large patient group counts based on patient characteristics, disease stage, or gross tumour descriptors.

Primes, congruences, quadratic reciprocity, diophantine equations, irrational numbers, continued fractions, partitions.

When the number of members of the current processing node is less than the classification threshold, it is not necessary to continue the partition process.

Other literature proposes different ways forward, but often seeks to continue the partition between climate change and disaster-related topics without questioning why they are assumed to be separate or without fully exploring the difficulties which could ensue due to the separation (Thomalla et al. 2006; Solecki et al. 2011).

Topics covered include primes, congruences, quadratic reciprocity, diophantine equations, irrational numbers, continued fractions, and partitions.

Results suggested that mitochondrial and nuclear partitions continued to conflict with the addition of new nuclear gene regions.

Although these results are drawn from a single AC, they nevertheless provide general support for the overall functioning of ACs and encourage continued application of variance partitioning approaches to AC research.