Sentence examples for divide series from inspiring English sources

Depends on where you live, and how rich you are, as we've written in the Climate Divide series.

In the meantime, the rich emitters have insulated themselves from risk with their wealth and technology (for decades to come, at least, according to IPCC AR4), as we reported last year in the "Climate Divide" series.

Re "Small Colleges, Short of Men, Embrace Football" ("The New Gender Divide" series, front page, July 10): More colleges ought to be dropping football rather than adding it, as you report.

Re "Crushed by the Cost of Child Care," by Alissa Quart ("The Great Divide" series, Sunday Review, Aug. 18): During World War II the federal government sponsored day care for 400,000 preschool-age children so that their mothers could go to work to support the war effort.

Re "The Boys at the Back," by Christina Hoff Sommers ("The Great Divide" series, Sunday Review, Feb. 3): The way to deal with boys' underachievement in school is not through "boy friendly" policies like more recess, single-sex classrooms and male teachers but through strong academic climates and clear, consistent information about occupations and the educational pathways that lead to them.

One major work that was realized was the National Dance Theatre (1984 87) at The Hague, which was notable for its wavy roof and clearly divided series of spaces.

Like the manga series, it is divided into separate series based on the games.

Firstly, moving window approach is used to divide the time series into a series of equal-length data segments.

Dividing each series by its own standard deviation (SD) removes the last difference in units between series, which is appropriate if we are not interested in comparing variances.

Jeremy Black divides the series based on the villains Fleming created, a division supported by fellow academic Christoph Linder.

Moreover, since the trials were divided into series, the same stimulus could not appear more than twice consecutively.