Sentence examples for division points from inspiring English sources

Constructing a frequency distribution for a quantitative variable requires more care in defining the classes and the division points between adjacent classes.

But as Joseph Hogan of GE, an industrial firm with a health division, points out, smarter vaccines and more efficient manufacturing may solve that problem.

Larry Heligman, assistant director for the UN population division, points to Ghana, whose fertility rate has declined from 7 in the 1970s to 4.2 today, in spite of limited progress on other fronts.

Clare Ovey, head of the UK case-processing division, points out that of the 2,082 complaints against the UK dealt with last year, the court rejected 2,047 as inadmissible.

When "My Body" hits its thematic peak, which serves as a sort of chorus in a song with no traditional division points, the music becomes a hybrid, guttering buzz that stops and starts while Hadreas goes into a strangled falsetto: "I wear my body like a rotted peach.

During last year's earthquake in Honduras it deployed mobile base stations in a matter of days.James Bond, the head of the World Bank's telecommunications division, points out that wireless companies are better at tailoring their products to different income groups than their fixed-line competitors.

After 1894 it became a railroad division point.

The city is on a division point of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and has railroad shops.

The town grew as a railroad division point and a regional trade centre.

These efforts at division point to California's "cultural disjunctions," "red-blue divide" and "sectional anxiety," Mr. Starr said.

But basically, resolving credit and budget crises is always a massive collective-action problem that tests every division point in the body politic.