Sentence examples for division of a given from inspiring English sources

Most familiar is zoning, the division of a given area into districts with limitations on the types of land use (such as residential, commercial, or industrial).

In the experiments participants had to negotiate with another individual about the division of a given amount of money.

So again the smaller the physical divisions of a given substance are, the more disposed that reduced quantity of the substance becomes to the primary qualities of the surrounding bodies.

It seems that in the chronometric studies, two more measurement factors require being specified as they have a fundamental impact on the results: the time-measuring technique and the adoption of the proper structure, or "division" of the duration of a given technological operation.

We determine the optimal size of teams and the optimal division of labor for a given set of assumptions about the underlying production environment.

One advantage of using branching process theory is that it allows one to calculate not only the mean number of cells in different division classes, but also the probability of a given number of cells in a given division class.

Each cascade level involves estimating: the probabilities that all the rainfall observed in a time interval is concentrated in the first and the second of the two sub-intervals; and also two Beta distribution parameters that define the probability of a given division of the rainfall into both sub-intervals.

"We're trying to figure out why the progeny of a given cell division can acquire different developmental fates".

Then he told them his research goal: "We're trying to figure out why the progeny of a given cell division can acquire different developmental fates".

Division of an ISC gives rise to one daughter cell that retains stem cell fate and another daughter cell that becomes an enteroblast (EB).

The detection of ERMES foci by fluorescence imaging may underestimate ERMES foci associated with mitochondrial division as we observed a positive correlation between the percentage of mitochondrial divisions associated with a given ERMES subunit and its estimated whole-cell abundance (Huh et al., 2003).