Sentence examples for divisions of all from inspiring English sources
The syndication divisions of all three networks have held negotiations with Ms. Couric and her representatives, and for some time the speculation centered on her remaining at CBS, with a part-time role on that network's newsmagazine "60 Minutes".
The division index represents the average number of cell divisions of all cells in the population (i.e. it includes the undivided cells).
A sensitivity analysis of these limits is given in table 2. This table was generated using 3, 4, 5 and up to 30 interval divisions of all ten investigated time series.
It is also not surprising that, in our study, the other divisions of all hospitals unanimously felt that the medical division, still today, retains the highest degree of real power and influence on management decisions.
We noted a dose-dependent effect of Acthar to inhibit proliferation of activated B cells with significant reductions in the percentage of cells that divided in culture (Fig. 2a), the average number of divisions of all cells (Fig. 2b), and the fold-expansion of all cells (Fig. 2c).
Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music is an excellent website that maps out the advancements and divisions of all electronic music, including its own section on trance.
Thus, if beak, feather, winged of a sort, two-legged of a sort, etc. are co-extensive, the biologist needs to perform the proper sort of division on all of these in order to grasp the various sub-kinds.
Women's rights activist Selime Büyükgöze of the Socialist Feminist Collective agreed: "The AKP government bases its politics on the division of all social opposition.
When they separated three years earlier, the couple, as required by California law, had agreed to an equal division of all their property.
Academic libraries in the US use subject categorisation derived from Sir Francis Bacon's 17th-century division of all knowledge into imagination, memory and reason.
Dewey Decimal Classification, also called Dewey Decimal System, system for organizing the contents of a library based on the division of all knowledge into 10 groups, with each group assigned 100 numbers.
