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Adam Smith opened "The Wealth of Nations" with a wonderful description of the division of labour in a pin factory, but he said nothing about the bosses who hired the pin-makers or the managers who organised them.

In parallel, the organogram and description of the division of responsibilities of the cabinet secretary and the head of the civil service are helpful in understanding the new leadership structure.

In human, the main study was done on three epididymal samples using the head, the corpus and the cauda epididymis but no anatomical description of this division was shown [ 22].

One of the things that convinced him to start his own business was the description of the cinema division in an AOL-Time Wareportnnual report in the late 1990s as a non-core asset.

Objective: This study was performed for knowledge about the vascular supply of the nasal fossa and a description of the site of division and number of branches of the sphenopalatine artery.

This quantitative description of kinetoplast position during division is consistent with existing descriptions of basal body movement during the cell cycle [ 18] and division of the kinetoplast [ 44].

Part 1 contains the general description of the sciences including their divisions as they presented themselves in Bacon's time.

14 See Appendix 2 for a comprehensive description of the NUTS2-level regional division in Turkey.

If a standard operating procedure (SOP) exists that describes the relevant process, the description of the process and its division into sections can be based on the SOP.

We think, however, that an equally appropriate description for what is going on is "the politics of division and subtraction".