Diseases are generally most serious in plants that are propagated vegetatively, or asexually i.e., grown from cuttings, cut divisions, sprouts, and other plant material rather than grown from seeds (sexually propagated).
In his view, Army forces are either too bulky to move quickly or too light to withstand an enemy on its own territory, so Mr. Cote would cancel two of its biggest projects (the Crusader mobile artillery system and the Comanche helicopter), cut divisions and eliminate the National Guard's combat role.
Since taking over in early 2011, Mr Gulliver has been trying to streamline operations, reduce complexity and cut divisions that are unprofitable.
Although Gilt's growth had slowed as it took on too many areas, resulting in layoffs and cut divisions, CEO Michelle Peluso told Bloomberg that the company still sees flash sales as its core.
"Likelihood of confusion, as you can guess, isn't a bright-line standard," or clear-cut division, he said.
If you wanted a more clear-cut division, you could do worse than draw a line between panic-inducing and panic-allaying.
As far as the Red Sox go, Baehr surmised that the players' beards were a sign of solidarity and a way to further separate themselves from the Yankees, their clean-cut division rival.
Most of the Long Island produce is sold in the original farm cases, but J. Kings has started slicing and processing Long Island-grown tomatoes for its kitchen-cut division, which offers processed foods.
It can be imagined that neutron capture could proceed at an arbitrary rate, giving a mixture of the two processes, but, when the possible sites where neutron-capture reactions could take place are considered, it appears that a fairly clean-cut division between the two processes can be made.
It's almost twice as profitable as the sausages and cold cuts division of the company.
Also, the most highly conserved sequences are crowded around the center and there is no clear-cut division for designating conserved genes and genome specific genes.
