Sentence examples for conventional division of from inspiring English sources
If this latter was an individual rate of the northern line, and not a conventional division of some joint through rate, as to which the testimony was somewhat uncertain, it was applicable to the shipments in question; otherwise the 9-cent rate was applicable.
Surely all historians and geographers are aware that the conventional division of the world into continents is rather arbitrary and somewhat misleading.
According to the conventional division of labour between the two disciplines, moral philosophy provides assessments of human behaviour in well-determined situations.
In the area of patent law, as in other areas of law, there are sound institutional justifications for the conventional division of labor that gives trial courts primary responsibility for questions of law.
Most historians have simply attempted to settle the question of her creative contributions by recourse to conventional divisions of studio labor (Brownlow 1990, 91; Foster 1998, 317; Slide 1996b, 89).
This grouping was made according to the conventional division that existed between hunter-gatherers and pastoralists at the time of colonization.
The conventional division between Europe and Asia at the Ural Mountains is completely meaningless for steppe history and geography.
This rural economy will be discussed using the conventional tripartite division of an economic system: production, distribution and consumption (see Gudeman [2001]).
The conventional clinical division of labor between obstetricians and pediatricians/neonatologists often carries over into maternal-newborn program work (although in many service delivery settings a single provider is responsible for care of both the mother and newborn).
The higher taxa (e.g., family, order, class, phylum, kingdom) are merely conventional divisions, which are of heuristic use in biology.
Ruskin, who found new moral meanings in the built environment, evolved visions of a new form of society in which conventional divisions between gentlemen and labourers were ended.
