Sentence examples for division through which from inspiring English sources
Condition monitoring is one of the major division through which the reliability of such components could be monitored.
That is why the company has begun to focus on operations off the selling floor, in particular its Sears Home Services division, through which the company can offer repair of all types of merchandise and sell services like pest control.
A district coordinating committee mapped 30 sites within the division through which HCT, a MPP and health education were provided.
In other words, what Nokia is currently doing ≠ what Microsoft will be doing with Nokia's hardware division once the deal goes through, which is expected to happen towards the end of March this year.
Meiosis is a germ-cell-specific cell division process through which haploid gametes are produced for sexual reproduction.
According to Marx, material production requires two things: "material forces of production"—roughly, raw materials and the tools required to extract and process them and "social relations of production"—the division of labour through which raw materials are extracted and processed.
There was a division of responsibilities through which the strengths of each was called upon to enhance the program and opportunities for children and their families to take part.
Olafur Eliasson's quarter-inch-wide vertical mirror built into the wall looks like an actual division in the wall through which you see into another room -- or, maybe, another universe.
These observations parallel those for Ubc9 mutants and demonstrate that sumoylation is a fundamental mechanism through which cell division and differentiation of hematopoietic progenitors is simultaneously regulated.
One of his innovations was the "point system," through which each library division was assigned a budget of treatment hours in a given year.
Through its Openreach division, BT also owns the infrastructure through which much of the UK's broadband is channeled via other companies such as Sky, as well as providing capacity to mobile operators to transfer data from phone masts to other networks.
