The early '90s was a fairly contentious time at the law school very fractured, very divided, very politicized, very aggressive.
In richer places, fewer runts died, and the daughters with shiny, new bits grew and divided very rapidly indeed.
The aneuploid cells all divided very slowly, grew too large and displayed other metabolic changes that indicate the cells are under stress and need extra energy to cope with protein imbalances produced by aneuploidy.
In places where income is divided very unequally, and poorer groups get only a small slice of the pie, very few people manage to start at the bottom and end up at the top.
Chris Cook, Chandler, Arizona Chris, the human body, when propped up in the vertical position, is divided, very broadly speaking, into two thematic zones: the upper realm, to which belong the intellect and the emotions, and the lower realm, where, it might be said, our baser impulses dwell.
While this is not to be taken without qualification as Bergman's message in his early work, it may at least be said that his imaginative world is divided very sharply between the worlds of good and evil, the latter always overshadowing the former, the devil lying in wait at the end of each idyll.
The U.S. Senate in 1981, for example, was divided very similarly to today (54 Republicans, 45 Democrats, one independent who traditionally had been a Democrat).
"This building, because of its shape as a long rectangle, it divides very well for smaller users," Mr. Stifelman said.
The small size, simple design, and broad metabolic capabilities of bacteria allow them to grow and divide very rapidly and to inhabit and flourish in almost any environment.
Probably as a defense against cancer, the body's adult cells are kept under tight leash and cannot divide very much or change into different types of cells.
The body's mature cells do not divide very much, but when they do, a mother cell produces two identical daughter cells.
