Sentence examples for division of content from inspiring English sources

Despite this very sensible division of content, there is another way of looking at the organization of the book, which helps make sense of its interdisciplinary approach.

7.1, due to the poor set of choices from the first-fit method, some placeholders could not be filled and little content has remained in the last page, as this method is unable to attempt a more balanced division of content to pages.

Div tag, as the name suggests, actually means division tags which represent generic division of content on the web page.

The original content division of PCB Entertainment (focused on developing content for film, television, digital, gaming) was co-launched by Keith Arem and Vice President Ash Sarohia in January of 2012.

In all three, the line between what is expressed and what is shown is confused, eliminating the usual Western division of form and content.

Newer solutions like Avamar (EMC) and PureDisk (Veritas, a division of Symantec), filter content at the backup-server level before sending data to a remote store.

In her second year of a five-year term, the ABC's managing director, Michelle Guthrie, has announced a restructure of content divisions that will see Radio National broken up and responsibility for its programs scattered around the corporation.

The training program partnered with representatives from each subject division of the Library to integrate content from relevant disciplines.

If the merger is approved, the business media association would become part of the content division of the software association.

"You don't want to interfere with the main storytelling for a show and you don't need to force-fit something into a world that may not be appropriate for it," said Chet Fenster, managing partner of MEC Entertainment, a product placement and branded content division of MEC, a WPP agency.

The division they use usually follows the traditional division of experience into subject, representation, and object or content, assigning to each its own form of unified consciousness.