Sentence examples for divisions of one from inspiring English sources

Most labels had "new media" divisions of one sort or another, but the predominant view was that the Internet had nothing to do with them.

If elderly clients required components from multiple divisions of one organization, or of cooperating care and service providers, they often ended up contacting each of these divisions or organizations separately to acquire information as well as access to the services.

Apparently, the number of interval divisions of one and the same time series had a greater impact on the r2 value yielded from interval means (figs. 8A and C) than on the p value (figs. 8B and D).

His new EP Lost Here came out this week on Apollo Records, a division of one of the most groundbreaking and widely acknowledged techno and house labels of our era, R&S Records.

And the labor division of one spectacularly unreconstructed couple I know is simply that she buys the food, he takes care of the liquor.

Valentine Radford, which has 48 employees and billings estimated at $50 million from clients like the Midwest Dairy Association and Mrs. Field's Cookies, will operate under its current name as a division of One Square.

There has been a surge in Zoopla's share price last week, although this might have been due to the company selling the Australian division of one of its analytics subsidiaries, Hometrack, to Australian group REA for £71 million.

Most recently, I worked for the Canadian division of one of the world's largest financial institutions that was acquired by a Canadian bank.

Last year a friend in the credit-card division of one of the major banks told me that his group had received an award.

At age 15, he came out and began to write for the website "Mako" - the web division of one of Israel's biggest television networks - and moved to Tel Aviv at age 17.

Mitochondrial fission describes the fragmentation or division of one mitochondrion into two or more mitochondria.