Sentence examples for division based on a from inspiring English sources
J.T. Snow homered and the former Dodger Marquis Grissom doubled home two runs for the Giants, who need a sweep of the three-game series to either force a one-game playoff or win the division based on a 10-9 season record against the Dodgers if Houston loses at least once to Colorado this weekend.
During the Nazi-period, Schmitt applied this view to a justification of Nazi-aggression, by portraying Nazi-Germany as a local hegemon willing to support a global territorial division based on a principle of non-intervention.
a ; div; k=q, quad and quad a ; cert ; k=r.Note that this is not the Euclidian division (division based on a modulo operator), where q is the downward rounded quotient of a / k with the remainder or rest of r.
The phylogenetic reconstruction of the oral microbiome did not indicate clear and unambiguous divisions based on a furthest neighbor clustering approach (whereby sequences are included in an OTU only if they meet a similarity threshold for all members of the cluster).
I had been offered a job at Hughes Aircraft, largely because of my thesis work in crystal filters, but I decided to join Hycon, where I started a division based on my thesis research.
The result is a pyramid of energy, with most energy concentrated in the photosynthetic organisms at the bottom of food chains and less energy at each higher trophic level (a division based on the main nutritional source of the organism; see community ecology: Trophic pyramids and the flow of energy).
This is not a division based on big picture policy differences in which, for example, the mainstream Republicans understand that seeking to slightly raise taxes on the wealthy does not make somebody a socialist or that income inequality should be a concern to all policy makers interested in stewarding the economy towards prosperity.
Although it is possible to define genomic regions in an informed fashion (for example, see Xu 2013 for a division based on recombination hotspots), in our illustrations we carry out this task hierarchically as illustrated for a hypothetical organism with three chromosomes in Figure 1.
Mr. Gould observes that some thinkers have divided earthly history into a cycle of four based on the Four Empires in the apocalyptic chapters of the Book of Daniel, while others have advocated a fivefold division based on the five sequential political societies mentioned by Plato.
We argue that this class division is more suited for investigations of cell cycle regulation than a class division based on clustering (computed from, for example, Euclidean distance or correlation between expression profiles).
Within each of these two types of use, it is possible to make a further division based on whether the scale is to be used for research purpose (i.e., infrequently and for a specific research project) or whether the scale is to be used in clinical practice (i.e., is used frequently and without the benefits of research funding).
