Sentence examples for divisions presented from inspiring English sources

In this way 'subjective' categories become enacted as biological categories, lending the concept 'population' as well as the specific divisions presented in the research, a kind of naturalness or objectiveness that the subjective categorisation lacks.

Estonian historian Hannes Walter has estimated the number of Soviet troops in the Battle of Narva at 205,000, which is in accordance with the number of divisions multiplied by the assumed sizes of the divisions presented by the Estonian historian Mart Laar.

Barisal and Rajshahi divisions presented the highest acute malnutrition rates (wasting), exceeding the WHO emergency threshold of 15per cent.

Two of these novel divisions presented more than two representatives, giving a better sense of the significant phylogenetic depth of these lineages.

Late in April, 14 divisions, with 1,500 guns, were quietly concentrated for the stroke against the six Russian divisions present.

The UN is a reflection of the realities of international politics, and the world's political and economic divisions are revealed in the voting arrangements of the Security Council, the blocs and cleavages of the General Assembly, the different viewpoints within the Secretariat, the divisions present at global conferences, and the financial and budgetary processes.

Underlining the stark difference between the West Bank and Gaza — and the challenge that internal Palestinian divisions present to the goal of Palestinian statehood — the only commercial crossing between Israel and Gaza remained closed for a fourth working day on Tuesday, with Israel citing specific security threats against the terminal.

The Austrians won out and the Bavarians and Württembergers retreated and reformed in the vicinity of the two French heavy cavalry divisions present.

We found that the clusters inferred coincide with the major geographical divisions present in the data.

Indeed, the additional QC cell divisions present in wox5-1 mutants were reduced by 45% in wox5 cycd3;3 and by 55% in wox5 cycd1;1 cycd3;3 mutants.

Foremost among these was the unmoveable legacy of the apartheid health system, one characterised by a strong emphasis on curative and institutional care, the favouring of private health care in government policy, and the rigidly entrenched race- and class-based divisions present within both the provider and the clientele components of the system.