Sentence examples for convenient division from inspiring English sources

It's a convenient division of responsibilities yet might it represent a loss?

It may have followed the example of cricket, with a convenient division of five attackers, five defenders and a goalkeeper.

A convenient division is made by a line linking the base of the peninsula of Jutland with the head of the Adriatic Sea.

These arguments form the basis for claims by his contemporaries that Darwin was a species "nominalist," who defined species only as conventional and convenient divisions of a continuum of individuals.

Your stove: Use it!" Adam Grablick, the brand manager for the Velveeta convenient meals division, said the new ads, and the Cheesy Skillets line itself, would resonate with consumers who wanted simplicity but had misgivings about meals that were too simple.

The structured blocking also provides a convenient domain division for parallel processing.

Although families may represent lineages of different ages or evolutionary patterns, here they are used simply as a convenient taxonomic division of angiosperm diversity into defined groups.

6 Irene Rosenfeld Chief executive, Kraft Foods, U.S. Pushing low-cost meals, she boosted net 10% in the first half, with grocery and convenient-meals divisions leading sales.

Writers and teachers of colonial American history have long treated 1763 as a convenient point of division.

With non-malignant pain, three months is the most convenient point of division between acute and chronic pain, but for research purposes six months will often be preferred" 42.

Mitotic spindle length scaling has been investigated in cleavage divisions of Xenopus, which have the convenient property that cell size decreases by a factor of two at each division.