Sentence examples for division structures from inspiring English sources
One Pentagon planner said the Army was also considering whether to fill the needs in Iraq not with traditional brigades under their standard division structures, but to cobble together smaller units -- battalions and companies -- in new combinations.
But that pales in comparison with Mr. Serdyukov's goals: eliminating nearly 200,000 officers, including 200 generals; reducing the central headquarters staff by 60 percent; and adopting a streamlined command structure that, like the United States Army, focuses on deployable brigades rather than larger division structures.
Subak technology (the temuku water division structures) also played a central role in this process.
In some places, such destroyed or malfunctioning boxes were replaced by Balinese temuku division structures (see Fig. 5).
The new units are meant to serve as a template for fighting units of the future, replacing the Army's division structure.
Simulation and experimental results show that MPP with L shape division structure have better sound absorption performance than MPP with single cavity structure.
When the NFL expanded to 32 teams in 2002, the league realigned, changing the division structure from three divisions in each conference to four divisions in each conference.
While that would not happen today, the division structure does offer the potential for success deep into the season -- unless you are the Baltimore Orioles and have to face the Yankees, Red Sox and Rays every other week.
Additionally, the well-defined division structure restricts the definition of external references to the Environment Division, which simplifies platform changes in particular.
Social divisions, or class structure, in the medieval world reflected a division of labour.
The reduction in numbers forced the league to revert to a two-division structure, but within two seasons numbers had grown again to the extent that Division One was split into Divisions One (North) and One (South) for the 1996 97 season, a format retained until 2004 when the two Division Ones were re-organised into Division One and Division Two.
