Sentence examples for division into several from inspiring English sources
A few metazoan (multicellular) species regularly undergo a body division into several units simultaneously, a process called fragmentation.
The structural diversity found in the chroman-4-one family led to their division into several categories including benzylidene-4-chromanones, flavanones (2-phenyl-4-chromanones), isoflavanones (3-phenyl-4-chromanones), spirochromanones, and C-4 modified chroman-4-ones such as hydrazones and oxime derivatives.
"If extremist forces manage to get a hold in the Caucasus," Mr. Putin said last year, "this infection may spread up the Volga River, spread to other republics, and we either face the full Islamization of Russia, or we will have to agree to Russia's division into several independent states".
This approach consists of the division of each material that comprises the section into several fibers.
But Breuer also steered the division to enter into several record-breaking settlements involving financial and environmental crimes.
Our study finds support for the division of Octopodidae into several separate families, although more rigorous morphological and molecular examination is warranted before taxonomic changes can be made.
The clustering is a result of the division of data into several groups based on RMSD variation; thus data in the same group will have the similar structure (position and composition).
To meet specialized requirements in warfare, divisions have evolved into several types, falling within two general classifications: infantry and armoured.
Ultimately, a dozen or so people -- including those running Disney's radio, television, theme park, consumer products and home entertainment divisions -- piled into several cars and paid Barker another visit.
The division of short fibres into several families means that complex distributions of orientation or random orientation can be easily modelled.
The government of Russian President Boris Yeltsin supervised the division of the KGB into several major services responsible for internal security and foreign intelligence.
