Sentence examples for divided into few from inspiring English sources

The plate geometry is divided into few quadrilateral segments.

They are divided into few subgroups: the numerical descriptors based on the Kolmogorov Smirnov (KS) statistical distance [20, 21], maximum subregion principle, percolation theory [22], classical Haralick descriptors [17], and descriptors based on fractal texture analysis [18].

Due to excessive growth in population, the service area is divided into few zones and each zone is supplied the water for limited hours which leads to the stagnation of water during non-supply hours and decay of chlorine for rest of the hours.

The systems for autonomous driving are quite complex and can be divided into few subsystems (in abstract layers shown in Fig.  1): perception system traffic rules interpreter decision system (behaviour controller) low-level car controller.

For example, the backbones of the basal dinosauromorphs are more uniform and divided into fewer distinct segments along the vertebral column.

Having your body divided into fewer segments creates the illusion of height.

Its population of approximately 50,000 is divided into a few hundred clans each composed of a few extended families organized into paternal or fraternal joint households that never consolidated into tribal formations and are occupying over 600 hamlets that are dispersed throughout the island.

Doctors will be divided into a few who will become rich, and many who will end up working on reduced terms and with little professional freedom for large corporations (the staff of the hospitals that are being considered for handing over to private firms will have noted that the firms in question want "a free hand with staff").

The social structure of the traditional society is described as hierarchical, class bound, based on kinship, and divided into relatively few effectively organized social groupings; its economic basis is primarily agricultural, and industry and commerce are relatively undeveloped; its political institutions are those of sacred monarchy, rule by a nobility, and various forms of particularism.

A bimaterial plate is divided into a few subdomains.

All molecules are divided into a few groups and each molecule has several neighboring molecules.