Sentence examples for dividing larger from inspiring English sources

The streets gradually cleared, and people parked on the raised "neutral ground" dividing larger streets to keep cars out of the floodwaters that can swamp the city in any heavy rainfall.

A win-win situation in terms of grassland ecosystem services (e.g., vegetation productivity, SC, WR and reduced SL) can be achieved by increasing grassland aggregation, partitioning the largest grasslands, dividing larger areas of farmland into smaller patches, and increasing the area of appropriate forest stands.

Clusters were created by combining smaller sites and dividing larger sites such that each cluster represented an area with approximately 5,000 male migrant workers.

Consider the multi-step procedure that many people learn at school for dividing large numbers.

Klein closed a hundred and ten schools with low test scores in his eight years as chancellor, from 2002 to 2010, and opened four hundred new schools — some of them made by dividing large schools into smaller ones.

Results suggest that dividing large collection into several partitions greatly benefit the entire processing time.

The fundamental principle of dynamic ensemble learning is to dividing large data-stream into small data chunks.

The fundamental principle of dynamic ensemble learning is to dividing large data-stream into small data chunks and training classifiers on each data chunk independently.

One solution is implementing zooming and panning functionality using scalable vector graphics (SVG) code [ 21] or Flash, or dividing large, complex pathways into sets of smaller interrelated pathways.

(1) Normalization: it is the initial process responsible for dividing large and complex data inputs into smaller and simple form for enhancing data processing and recognition.

With the upgraded PayPal Credit feature, customers will be able to divide larger purchases into smaller ones – allowing online shoppers to pay via PayPal when they may have otherwise turned to their credit cards.