Sentence examples for degree of division from inspiring English sources

In the highlands (Alta Murgia) karst crops out in different forms and textures which have been preserved up to the 1970s: little evolved agriculture and sheep rearing produced only a marginal modification of the epikarst while a high degree of division into parcels by drystone walls helped in preserving soils from erosion.

Herwig Langohr, a colleague of Mr Dermine's who is also on the board of KBC, a Belgian bank, echoes Adam Smith's observation that only the size of markets limits the degree of division of labour, and suggests the future lies in specialisation.Niches that it may not have been worth occupying on the national level could be more attractive across the bigger euro market.

Figures 1 and 2 highlight differences in the number and types of characteristics used to group patients, as well as the degree of division within each.

This combination is threatening a degree of division that would hand the election to Donald Trump.

In the U.S., there is a degree of division in judgments of the findings, with some exercising caution even amid recent reports indicating Putin's personal involvement and President Obama's vow to retaliate.

To address the maximum amount of proliferation possible in co-cultures of purified lung APCs and purified T cells, we added pre-processed MHCII-restricted OVA323 332 peptide to the co-culture of IKDCs and OT-II cells, which induced efficient proliferation in up to 50% of CD4 cells, similar to the degree of division seen in T cells stimulated with cDCs (67%).

By the end of your process you will have a cube that has been sub-divided into 3 X 3 X 3 = 27 smaller cubes (That is the volume of the original cube at this first degree of divisions).. Do not let the 6 X 9 = 54 visible "exterior" faces of the 27 smaller cubes in the larger cube confuse you.

The degree of a division's actuality is indicated by a segment marked in its disc, like a cut of pie.

Biologists have identified about two dozen evolutionary lines in the modern world fauna that attained advanced social life based on some degree of altruistic division of labor.

Moreover, the recovered cells resumed the proliferation as well as a normal degree of cell division (Fig. S6), also suggesting that basic cell functionalities such as enzymatic or mitochondrial function were not affected.

"When I go back and I ask myself what went wrong, there's room for criticism, because I had more faith in the Europeans, given Libya's proximity, being invested in the follow-up," Obama said, noting he also underestimated "the degree of tribal division in Libya".