Sentence examples for divides existing from inspiring English sources

This summer, the challenge for co-design will be to show that regeneration and gentrification are not the same thing, and that a community as diverse as this can design a development which enriches – rather than divides – existing communities.

A second classification [12] divides existing methods in predictive and nonpredictive.

All in all, although previous studies introduced different hybrid routing protocols, the main advantage of the proposed hybrid routing protocol by this study (GREENIE) is that it logically divides existing nodes in the network based on their functionality.

Aristotle divided existing things into those that "exist by nature" and those existing "from other causes".

And growing it by dividing existing plants is notoriously difficult.

Since the early 1980's, dozens of small schools have been created in New York City, many by dividing existing large schools into minischools in the same buildings.

Instead of building new fields, for instance, some schools are installing netting systems that divide existing fields in half so two teams can practice simultaneously.

Snowdrops and aconites are much better planted 'in the green', by lifting and dividing existing plants just after they have finished flowering - which in most cases will be early March.

We divide existing information in two categories: effort and software metrics.

But seven nations, including the US and Canada, have already made it clear that they think plans to divide existing quotas will put them at a disadvantage.

The grant is expected to be followed by a more significant gift from the foundation once the district has established a clear plan for creating "smaller learning communities" -- either building new, smaller schools or dividing existing schools into groupings of a few hundred students.