Sentence examples for elaborate division from inspiring English sources
Nast first made his name with American Civil War cartoons in Harper's Weekly, which like Punch used the woodcut process with an elaborate division of labour in the back shop for the rapid reproduction of cartoons.
Scientists have long been fascinated by the complexity of the hives and their elaborate division of labor, in which roles are assigned ranging from queen to, in essence, undertaker.
The elaborate division of labor pioneered by the porcelain workshops in the northern city of Jingdezhen during the mid-1600s wadoptedted more than a century later by Josiah Wedgwood and other European industrialists at the start of the Industrial Revolution.
The ESCRT pathway achieves receptor sorting through an elaborate division of labor.
Thus, with the exception of the Mohist school which elaborated some divisions regarding the problem of things as they are (shi 是) and things as they appear (ran 然) (Mozi CTP: Xiao qu, 8), the heart-mind as the inherent organ of perception was seen as continuously integrated with the phenomena of the external world that manifested themselves in the notion things-events (wu 物).
It could perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and, with some more elaborate user involvement, division.
Based on Leibniz's technology, it could perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and, with some more elaborate user involvement, division.
After fertilization, mammalian zygotes follow a program of cleavage divisions and elaborate two extraembryonic lineages, trophoblast and hypoblast (Selwood and Johnson, 2006).
At the same time "Newsnight" was pursuing its project, the BBC's nonnews television division was preparing elaborate tributes to Mr. Savile, scheduled to run over Christmas.
On Thursday, NBC's news division staged an elaborate presentation for advertisers, seeking to sell commercial time in NBC's news programs over the next year.
But with more and more participation and contributions, task division can be elaborated and developed by itself (Puranam et al., 2014).
