Sentence examples for division determined from inspiring English sources
But officials of the Police Department's traffic control division determined that parking there was illegal and hazardous.
The agency's health sciences division determined children could suffer "potentially life-threatening injuries" from front-wheel detachments, according to the same two people.
The Department of Transportation's pipeline safety division determined that BP had failed to fully comply with the order to clean and replace miles of pipeline, and the government sued the company again in 2009.
Namely, if we divide the whole system of rational numbers into two disjoint parts, thereby preserving their order, is each such division determined by a rational number?
On the other hand, he said, if the division determines that the change in service is more substantial -- perhaps because it requires tenants to partially subsidize the cost of the intercom system by making them use their own telephones -- then it could order a rent reduction to compensate them for the reduction in service.
As a result, we have a lot of conversations about investments because how we manage technology investment, not only within the IT division but outside the IT division, determines how we are going to pay for some things that are differentiating both for our customers and for the company.
In particular, the coupling of cellular metabolism with cell division determines the timing of the G1/S transition and the overall rate of cell proliferation [12].
This does not support the notion of angle of division determining cell fate.
The relationship between cell polarity and orientation of cell division determines whether a neural stem cell undergoes symmetric or asymmetric cell division during development.
The orientation of the mitotic spindle during cell division determines whether a polarized epithelium will expand symmetrically (Gillies and Cabernard, 2011; Williams et al., 2014).
The race has been run in various divisions determined by cycle size and racer experience.
