Sentence examples for division equivalent from inspiring English sources

Note: Junior Transfers must take upper division equivalent (Music 130-139).

In anglophone countries, a second-class upper division (equivalent of 60 70%) was generally required for admission to MPhil degree.

Defined as a French administrative division, roughly equivalent to townships.

A single integer division is equivalent to the quotient q number of subtractions.

In Admiral Beatty's words, the results were "distinctly poor and disappointing", and led him to the initial conclusion that he could not consider the American division the equivalent of a British one.

The club, from the tiny agro-industrial city of Chapeco in the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, was playing in the fourth division — the equivalent of baseball's low minor leagues — less than a decade ago.

The purpose of the CDF plot is to find the k at which the distribution reaches an approximate maximum, which indicates a maximum stability and after which divisions are equivalent to random picks rather than true cluster structure.

In comparison Belgium, despite a smaller and more aged male population, fielded 22 full divisions and the equivalent of 30 divisions when smaller units were included.

Their performances defined the job of an ace, standing as the division-series equivalents of Jack Morris's 10-inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series for the Minnesota Twins.

Six of the nine division officers, the equivalent of corporate midlevel managers, are women.

But, if the mirror-image division was essentially equivalent, the electorates were not.