Sentence examples for division the development of from inspiring English sources

The maze's end, then, is both self-direction and division — the development of her own internal monologue, and the separation of her soul, such as it is, into two parts (the "bicameral mind" of the episode's title) that wrestle with each other, and egg each other on.

Mechanistic factors include the number of cells at risk, the rate of cell division, the development of differentiated characteristics including the ability to activate and detoxify carcinogens, the presence of stem cells, and possibly others.

The review also highlights how most of our knowledge of plastid division is centred on the chloroplast developing in leaf mesophyll cells and a role for plastid division during the development of other plastid types is poorly understood.

The signal sets off a predetermined program in the choanoflagellate that leads to cell division and the development of rosettes, she said.

Incoming Chief Executive Moore, an accountant who joined Macquarie in 1986 and a decade later was running its structured finance division, led the development of this business.

This division permits the development of a finer correspondence between parts and components and final products for a specific sector, reducing the bias that more aggregated data can generate.

While firms like RealNetworks and a2b AT&T's division for the development of secure digital distribution solutions are working to help the RIAA, consumers continue to embrace other technologies like MP3, a massively hyped compression format used to encode downloadable music tracks, and Nullsoft's SHOUTcast network of amateur radio stations.

George helped shape America's bomber strategy for the war by assisting Air War Plans Division with the development of a complete aircraft production and bombing strategy.

The induction of these homeobox genes was correlated with the induction of aberrant cell division and the development of severe symptoms such as leaf curling, stunting, and formation of callus-like structures.

AtTSO1 is involved in cell division during the development of the inflorescence meristem [ 128, 129].

In wild-type MEFs, neither EWS/WT1 isoform was sufficient to permit unrestricted division or the development of foci, and wild type cells were unable to be maintained in culture beyond three weeks.