Sentence examples for enclosed divisions from inspiring English sources

Enclosed divisions became common, and registration aids were developed to make it easier for the organist to manage the great number of stops.

The pipes of an enclosed division are placed in a chamber generally called the swell box.

The two-stage sampling procedure consisted first in drawing a random sample of communes (administrative divisions enclosing a village or a city and its surrounding territory) stratified by size (number of inhabitants) and, secondly in drawing a random sample of residents in the population files of the selected communes.

This holds that the nucleus evolved when a cell enclosed its sister after cell division, similar to the way in which endospores are formed in certain Gram-positive bacteria.

In larger organs, parts or all of the Choir and Solo divisions may also be enclosed.

The Echo division began to be enclosed in the early 18th century, and in 1712 Abraham Jordan claimed his "swelling organ" at St Magnus-the-Martyr Magnus-the-Martyr Magnus-the-Martyr

In a two-manual organ with Great and Swell divisions, the Swell will be enclosed.

The GC, which is enclosed within the VC, undergoes a second mitotic division called "pollen mitosis II" (PMII), giving rise to two sperm cells (SCs) before fertilization [ 21, 22].

Mammalian erythroid cells enucleate via asymmetric cell division involving extrusion of the condensed nucleus enclosed within a plasma membrane.

The division is expressed on the exterior by fire stairs enclosed within gray concrete cores.

The concentration of 64.20 mg L−1 NaFeEDTA added to the medium showed a significant increase in the divided microspores enclosed in tetrads with 8.3 per 100 buds (P < 0.05; LSD = 5.2), whereas no division was observed in the medium with a normal level.