Sentence examples for divide structure from inspiring English sources

A semi-independent Irish Ice Sheet was then established during ice sheet growth, with a branching ice divide structure whose main axis migrated up to 140 km from the west coast towards the east.

Much prior work focussed on localised evidence-based reconstructions and ice-marginal dynamics and chronologies, with less attention paid to an ice sheet wide view of the first order properties of the ice sheet: centres of mass, ice divide structure, ice flow geometry and behaviour and changes thereof.

Sir Christopher Bland, an extremely effective former BBC chairman, said bluntly that he doubted whether the divided structure "will work".

The governors have been swept away and a curious divided structure, unlike anything else in corporate Britain, has been put in its place - and it shows.

This divided structure is one of the most artful aspects of "The London Train," allowing us to measure and adjust our perceptions of both characters.

The play's starkly divided structure translates one of its important ideas into clear theatrical imagery: namely that there are many different social and cultural economies jumbled together, side by side but distinctly separate, in the upper reaches of Manhattan.

This is the arresting concept behind "SKĒNĒ," Majoli's New York gallery première, named for the backdrop in an ancient Greek theatre the dividing structure between preparation and performance, behind which actors change masks and costumes.

He shows that uniform growth can lead to unequal cell sizes, and argues that the way cells divide is driven by the shape of the dividing structure (and not vice versa).

We propose rules for dividing structures into these components, which we call constituting block copolymers.

For several reasons, it is beneficial to divide a structure containing elastomeric isolators into substructures at the interfaces between elastomers and surrounding parts of the structure.

Astronomers sometimes informally divide this structure into separate regions.