Sentence examples for divided into different sections from inspiring English sources
Katy Wilson, senior consultant, The CV Centre While Jenny's CV is clearly divided into different sections with good use of bullet points throughout, it is too long and could be improved in terms of presentation and content.
The wellbore is divided into different sections vertically from the bottom to the wellhead according to the amount of annuli considering the different processes of heat transfer in various sections.
To adjust the distribution of dissolved oxygen (DO) in CWs and to improve the efficiency of sewage water purification, typical HSSF CWs were divided into different sections with enhanced functions.
The oval-shaped mound, excavated (1888 1902) by the German Oriental Society, was found to be occupied by a walled citadel, divided into different sections and containing several important buildings, including the upper and lower palaces, showing the characteristic bit hilani (or "pillared porch") architectural type.
A GSDS is divided into different sections.
The department store is divided into different sections.
The square is then divided into different viewing sections referred to as "pens", into which attendees are directed sequentially upon arrival.
In fact, just like an instruction manual is divided into different chapters, sections, and subsections, different parts of an organism's genes tell it how to do different things.
He says: "Rather than being divided into different units or sections, there are open bowl areas, rollovers and lots of transition.
To handle unstructured abstracts, a section categorizer that is based on our previous work (14) has been integrated into our system, which will be used to automatically divide abstracts into different sections including 'Introduction', 'Methods', 'Results' and 'Conclusions'.
After filtering, the codes and labels were stored in a temporary table ("aft-filter" table, step 6, Figure 1) and then divided into different tables corresponding to narrative sections of the report (reason, observation, procedures, etc).
