Sentence examples for epicentre divided from inspiring English sources

The injection volume was 400 µl in total, delivered over a period of ∼5 min: 200 µl injected at the epicentre, divided into two boluses: 100 µl with the needle bevel directed cranially and 100 µl with the needle bevel directed caudally, plus a single bolus of 100 µl at each neighbouring space, with the needle bevel directed towards the epicentre.

Mosul remains a city divided and the potential epicentre of future conflict.

It was the epicentre of the fault lines that divided east from west, north from south.

London's BFI Southbank is the epicentre of the season, with movies divided into three categories (essentially love stories, romcoms and fatal atractions) with extended runs of Dr Zhivago, Brief Encounter and True Romance, and events and discussions taking in Stephen Frears, Gurinder Chadha, Gugu Mbanda-Raw and, of course, Mike "Four Weddings" Newell.

Each diluted culture was divided equally into two 10 ml aliquots with 10 μl of CopyControl induction solution (Epicentre) being added to one aliquot before all were incubated for an additional 4 h (32°C, 220 rpm).

To differentiate primary transcripts with a 5' triphosphate end (5' PPP) from processed transcripts with a 5' monophosphate end (5' P), total RNA from each strain was divided into equal amounts and one half was treated with Terminator™ 5'-phosphate-dependent exonuclease (TEX, Epicentre Biotechnologies) as previously described [ 24].

My explorations were cautious – you quickly learned the rules of social geography in that divided city – but on one occasion I made the mistake of walking too far and found myself on the famous Falls Road, the epicentre of Republican opposition to the British state and all its works.

Thatcher divided".

Very divided.

Greece divided?

After the RNA fragmentation step each sample was divided into two equal aliquots, and one was treated with 0.5 U (mitochondrial RNA) or 0.75 U (total RNA) of tobacco acid pyrophospatase (TAP) (Epicentre Technologies) at 37 °C for 30 min.