The earliest vascular plants branched by bifurcation, involving the even partitioning of the growing tip into two new shoot tips (Sussex and Kerk, 2001; Harrison et al., 2005, 2007; Langdale and Harrison, 2008; Harrison and Langdale, 2010; Ligrone et al., 2012; Edwards et al., 2014; Tomescu et al., 2014).
This decrease was caused by an increasingly even partitioning of the Ld-marker, and not by a redistribution of Ld domains away from the actin fibers (as follows from Figure 1B, where correlated domains remain clearly visible at T = 37°C).
Other options being considered are a redeployment of forces to "super-bases" in Iraq or bases outside the country, pressuring the Baghdad government to find a fairer way of sharing Iraq's oil wealth to give Sunnis a better deal, and even the partitioning of the country into autonomous Kurdish, Sunni and Shia regions - an idea the White House has dismissed as a "non-starter".
Even the partitioning of the stellar baryons alone, in and out of galaxies, tests models of cluster galaxy evolution, as intracluster stars are the final, unambiguous signature of stars stripped from cluster galaxies.
But there is also a quiet admission that Libya, only created in the middle of the last century, could be heading for stalemate, or even partition.
Even partition walls can be removed or reinstalled.
Now NATO officials are talking stalemate, even partition.
The ever-changing demographic and ethnic composition of people influenced the political and economic set up even before partition of India.
The narration is by "India" – an attempt to show that, even after the Partition of 1947, Hindus and Muslims can live together.
In the 1950s, during the struggle for independence, he helped found the TMT, the Turkish Resistance Organisation, a paramilitary group even then promoting partition of the island in reaction to the Greek-Cypriot Eoka guerrillas' fight for enosis – the union of Cyprus with Greece.
At one time they even considered a partition of France, whereby the Emperor would take Languedoc, Burgundy, Champagne, and Picardy; the Constable would add Provence and Dauphiné to his own domains of Bourbonnais and Auvergne; and the King of England would have the rest of France, from Normandy to Guienne.
