Sentence examples for divisions of which from inspiring English sources

Aristotle and other early biologists regarded all organisms as part of a great chain, divisions of which were more or less arbitrary.

On paper the two sides had the appearance of being evenly matched: each had 12 divisions, of which four were armoured.

Ten British divisions had to be broken up temporarily, while the German strength mounted to 208 divisions, of which 80 were still in reserve.

After World War II, football in West Germany was played in five regional leagues, the top divisions of which were called Oberliga.

The regular army has 17 divisions with thousands of tanks, and the supposedly "elite" Republican Guard fields six divisions, of which three are armoured.

NBIC has three main divisions, of which their application service provider BioASP is probably the most interesting.

The Future, Media and Technology division, of which BBC Online is one part, employs 1,400 staff.

Meanwhile, special software automatically mapped which daugther cells were spawned by the division of which parents.

The restructuring should help the carmaker's Mercedes division, of which Smart is a part.

It is a tense time for Quadrangle, a division of which manages the fortune of New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg.

In 1924, at age 24, Mr. Hughes also became the sole owner of the Hughes Tool Company, a division of which became the Hughes Aircraft Company.