Sentence examples for divisions or subgroups from inspiring English sources

Linguists identified eight regional, linguistic divisions or subgroups of the Ohlone, listed below from north to south: Karkin (also called Carquin): The Karkin resided on the south side of the Carquinez Strait.

Eventually, UpTo wants to build an aggregated event feed, sharing events based on categories based on popularity or subgroups like "tech".

In the time where the main character, Tris, lives, Chicago has been divided into five factions or subgroups.

(My focus was not on critical issues such as financial aid or subgroups such as athletes; those warrant dedicated investigation).

To make it more controllable you can use a mixing desk with auxiliary or subgroups if you have one, but you can get on without it as well".

For TRDV1 subgroup genes or subgroups (for the others).

18 Skodova et al supplemented with a division into subgroups of patients who improved, were unchanged, or declined.

39 Therefore, division into subgroups on the basis only of age or of hearing threshold at tonal audiometry clearly does not necessarily lead to creation of a homogeneous group for the advanced assessment of the presbyacusis process.

A further division in subgroups does not find a real counterpart in the structure of Berkeley's system.

Within Sox group B, the division into subgroups B1 and B2 has been proposed based on a full-length protein sequence alignment and the functional roles of the group B proteins in chicken [17] and some other vertebrates [12].

SoxB1- and SoxB2-like proteins have also been identified in the cnidarians [18] and demosponges [13], [19], although with much less confidence, which implies that the division into subgroups B1 and B2 might have taken place before the demosponges diverged from the eumetazoans [13].