Sentence examples for explicit division from inspiring English sources

But some shareholders clearly see a divide, and at least one is calling for the bank to make an even more explicit division.

The number of clusters was determined at the level with six clusters based on explicit division by height of the dendrogram (Fig. 2). Figure 3 shows the time series of the salinity levels for each cluster, which consists of 58 samples, and the number of tube wells in each cluster is given beside the cluster number in brackets.

If the Constitution's explicit division of the new government and nation from any sense of a founding religion was not clear enough, a decade later that new government had occasion to express the separation even more overtly still.

Structural markup makes certain aspects of the document structure explicit: section divisions, headings, subsection structure, enumerated and bulleted lists, emphasized and quoted text, footnotes, tabular material, and so on.

A blight of restrictive suffixes, marking books out as "for girls" or "for boys", has crept over the kids' publishing landscape during the past couple of decades – and, while more enlightened publishers have now sworn off explicit gender division, girls of picture-book age are still overwhelmed with princess-pink, sparkly-pony messaging.

Structural markup makes certain aspects of the document structure explicit including section divisions, headings, subsection structure, enumerated and bulleted lists, emphasized and quoted text, footnotes, tabular material, and so on; these structural items can be considered metadata for the document.

One can also use such generalized functions to obtain sharp estimates at the boundary, such as (H^{p} -estimates, of explicit solutions to division problems in [12].

1H, 82IP: here and in the sequel 'H' refers to the collection of fragments in Heinze 1892 and 'IP' to that in Isnardi Parente 1982) that Xenocrates was explicit about the division of philosophical topics implicit in Plato, into 'physics', 'ethics', and 'logic'; this became the norm in Stoicism and Hellenistic philosophy in general.

This article critically reviews whether there are explicit and imminent divisions between how scenario exercises are used and discussed, with particular focus on the literature of qualitative scenarios concerning environmental challenges.

The authors would have to show (by simulation or any other means) why an explicit incorporation of partitioning during cell division is not required in their model.

This model incorporates both asynchronous cell division and explicit spatial arrangement of cells.