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The problem is that the pasture was divided into hundreds of 40-by-80-foot 40-by-80-foot 40-by-80-foot 40-by-80-foot year-round residences.

Oaxaca is divided into hundreds of local governmental units called municipios (municipalities), each of which is headquartered in a city, town, or village.

But what makes them so sticky is unclear.Microscopy reveals that the tip of each seta is divided into hundreds of tiny "spatulae", each pointing in a different direction and tipped with a cone-shaped structure.

Add to all that the fact that New Jersey is divided into hundreds of tiny fiefdoms, where part-time elected officials without much education and with small salaries wield considerable power, and the heady mix of arrogance, control and promised payoffs dissolves the will of even the most determined reformer.

This is an idea being pursued by many medical researchers, who would like to tailor treatments to individual patients using a combination of old-fashioned silicon chips, and new-fangled biochips, which are technically known as DNA microarrays.As its name suggests, a DNA microarray consists of a small piece of material (usually glass) divided into hundreds of thousands of tiny cells.

Some Egyptian rods were made of stone and used digits divided into 16ths.

The upper Upper Triassic through Lower Cretaceous siliciclastic cycles I and II are divided into 2nd-order transgressive/regressive facies cycles composed of higher frequency 3rd-order sequences. 3rd-order sequences

The experimental groups were divided into 7th-day group, 14th-day group, and 28th-day group according to different time points after the treatment of 6-OHDA.

This is often divided into 8th or 16th counts, depending on the complexity of the tab.

(3) Analysis of the test items: For ranking purposes, the overall scores of the test items were divided into percentiles: 75th, 50th, and 25th.