Sentence examples for divided by section from inspiring English sources
Membership in the academy was divided by section, with each section contributing three pensionnaires, two associates, and two adjuncts.
In the case of a straight line, such indivisibles would, plausibly, be points; in the case of a circle, straight lines; and in the case of a cylinder divided by sections parallel to its base, circles.
And the total scattering efficiency Q sca can be defined as the ratio of the scattering cross section divided by the cross section (πr 2) of the particle [24]: {Q}_{sca}=frac{2}{k^2{r}{displaystyleyle {sum}_{m=1}^{infty}left(2m+1right)left({left|{a}_mright|}^2+{left|{b}_mright|}^2right)}, (1).
The process of charge/discharge is divided by 20 sections, in which the cell is charged/discharged by the 5% capacity at different C-rates and then gets rest for 30 minutes.
In order to give a quantitative assessment of this phenomenon, we analyze the size dependence of the scattering efficiency Qsca, which is dimensionless and defined as the ratio of the scattering cross section Csca divided by the geometric cross section G of the target particles (e.g., Bohren and Huffman, 1983).
The Sirius Red area was divided by the whole section area to acquire a relative count of cardiac fibrosis.
The aspect ratio S0 describes the ratio of the height of the sand pile (i.e. the immersion depth of the sandfish) times the perimeter of the pile divided by the cross section of the pile.
The function section is 100 points but is divided by 2, so this section is also worth 50 points; each section then contributes equally to the overall score of 100 points.
The index of peribronchiolar lesion was indicated as the sum of all the scores per section divided by the number of all bronchioli per section.
The index of perivascular lesion was indicated as the sum of all the scores per section divided by the number of all vessels per section.
The mtDNA copy number density was measured as the total number of mtDNA molecules in a muscle fibre section, divided by the fibre's cross-sectional area.
