Sentence examples for division of a particular from inspiring English sources

A section is a division of a particular branch with certain consistent characteristics/ attributes throughout its area/ length including: structural composition (thickness and materials); construction history; traffic; and pavement condition.

It is widely agreed that the production of microcystin (MC), which is the most abundant toxin in freshwater, is directly related to the cell division rate of a particular isolate grown under controlled laboratory conditions [ 3].

Some companies might decide to issue options that can be cashed in only if a particular division of a company does well.

A tracking stock supposedly allowed investors to invest in a stock that tracked the cash flow of a particular division.

Nonetheless, Sukhlāljī Saṁghavī and Rasiklāl C. Pārīkh (1940: xi-xii) take the text as 'a work of the Lokāyata or Cārvāka school, or to be more precise – of a particular division of that school', emphasising that Jayarāśi 'is developing the doctrine of the orthodox Lokāyata'.

Another point to be taken into account is that with the static division of the dataset the performance of a particular model trained on a particular chunk of data is reported.

From this standpoint competitive market prices are the appropriate measure of the resources one possesses: In particular, the division of a lot of resources among a group of people is equal when all are given equal purchasing power for the occasion and all the resources are sold off in an auction in which no one's bids are final until no one wants to change her bids given the bids of the others.

Since hypocotyl growth is essentially division-free, a change in the amount of a particular wall component can be correlated primarily to cell elongation.

This paper considers the modelling and control of a particular type of optical amplifier that finds application in long-haul wavelength division multiplexed optical communications systems.

In particular, the both models allow a division of a budding yeast cell into two before the completion of its full DNA replication and synthesis.

The authors would like to thank the members of the Research and Development division of Fluidigm Corporation, in particular the software and molecular biology teams for facilitating this work.