Sentence examples for divided onto from inspiring English sources

The galleries are divided onto three well-organized levels.

A single export permit shall authorize a quantity of goods to be exported at one place, at one time, for delivery to one consignee, on a single conveyance, at one place, on one bill of lading, air waybill, or commercial loading document; a single permit shall not authorize a quantity of goods to be exported if the goods are divided onto two or more conveyances.

Elementary particles can be divided onto two classes: bosons with integral spin \ 0,1,2,\ldots)\), and fermions with half-integral spin \((\bfrac{1}{2},\ldots{3}{2},\bfrac{5}{2},\ldots)\).

To cope with the complexity of the overall SON problem, the MDP is divided onto simpler subMDPs modeling the SON functions and solved by means of reinforcement learning (RL).

In this manner, an entire non-stationary received signal s can be divided onto a series of quasi stationary segments x 1,…,x M using a sliding window function ψ.

While performance would be divided onto financial and non-financial performance where financial performance is financial efficiency and profit measures and non-financial performance includes customer satisfaction, sales growth, and employee's growth and market share, SMEs often investigate their growth via turnover growth and employment growth (Sidik, 2012).

Mix well and divide onto two plates, topping with the large prawns and parsley sprigs.

Divide onto four serving plates with a handful of Asian pear on each and the beef on top.

Two teams, made up of one to four players (two are ideal) divide onto either side of the shuffleboard, a long, narrow table -- the handbook discourages the use of "table," preferring just "board" or, better yet, "longboard" -- which may measure anywhere from 16 to 22 feet in length.

Living in small settlements on the edge of the wilderness, Oates writes, the Puritans were tempted "to project mankind's divided self onto the very silence of Nature"; she quotes Herman Melville, who wrote, in "Moby-Dick," "Though in many of its aspects this visible world seems formed in love, the invisible spheres were formed in fright".

Protoplasts were divided evenly onto six plates of regeneration agar and placed at 37°.