Sentence examples for divisions of both from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Steele's naive presentation of hope without history renders the divisions of both race and class forever new, always inexplicable and shrouded in a deathly innocence.

King, F. J., Szakmary, A., Cox, D. N. & Lin, H. Yb modulates the divisions of both germline and somatic stem cells through piwi- and hh-mediated mechanisms in the Drosophila ovary.

The suit, which was filed in New Jersey Superior Court, where key divisions of both companies are based, is the first legal action taken against Parmalat's lenders by Enrico Bondi, a trustee appointed by the Italian government to help the company emerge from bankruptcy.

In both cases, electoral choices will be determined in part by identity politics, drawing on and potentially exacerbating the ancient divisions of both societies.

Higher modulation levels, though, involve more divisions of both amplitude and phase and can potentially introduce decoding errors at the receiver, as the symbols are very close together (for a given transmission power level) and one level of amplitude may be confused (due to the effect of noise) with a higher level, thus, distorting the received signal [8].

Its processor comes not from Intel or even its rival, Advanced Micro Devices, but from Taiwan's VIA, the company that in 1999 bought out the PC chip divisions of both National Semiconductor and IDT in the course of a few months.

In the previously example i.e.: the indexation of the 18 divisions of Genbank both for EMBOSS and BLAST, if 18 CPUS (Xeon 5140 Woodcrest 2.3GHz, sharing data with Network File System) are used in parallel for data processing.

Part III introduces to fair division, focusing on the division of both a single divisible resource ("cake-cutting") and multiple indivisible and unshareable resources ("multiagent resource allocation").

Division of both parts of Equation 11 by dt gives dL dt = λ − 1 dx dt.

Given the overall ratio of cases to non-cases (1 4) a result of 0.25 for the division of both surfaces was interpreted as OR = 1.

Firstly, the variation in sizes at division of both yeast species is too small to be accounted for by such a process [ 31].