The drainage comprises north-flowing and south-flowing rivers with the drainage divide located close to the northern edge of the range, which also marks the highest topographic elevations.
The current national committee, elected at the last Democratic convention based on the relative strengths of the Clinton and Sanders forces, is narrowly divided, and close to deadlock.
When MinC/MinD is delocalised, as a consequence of inactive DivIVA, cell division is largely inhibited and, in addition, cells can divide aberrantly close to cell poles, producing small anucleate minicells.
Mr. Casey decided to back Mr. Obama because of his "ability to bring disparate groups together and transcend some of these racial and other kinds of divides," the person close to him said.
This preoccupation with the divided self veers close to a sort of ontological double act, a one-man odd-couple routine.
Christopher F. Gelpi, a political scientist at Duke, said the only partisan divide that came close to the division over Iraq occurred during President Ronald Reagan's military action in Grenada, but it was much smaller.
Yet the bill's chance of moving though our bitterly divided Congress is close to zero.
Blubber samples were further divided into lower (close to the muscle) and upper (close to the skin) sections of 4 mm in depth.
The ballot is divided into a tight grid of boxes, each containing as many as four languages (English, Spanish, Chinese and Korean) and a clutter of letters packed closely together or close to the dividing lines.
A last-minute proposal brought the divided council closer to an agreement, but the council remains split over one final issue: Should the resolution be adopted under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, which allows for the use of military force to make sure the resolution is obeyed.
