Sentence examples for fall into a division from inspiring English sources

Some, like Ned Block (1995, 1996), would accept a dual view according to which mental states fall into a division between intentional states and phenomenal states.

It may be crap, it may be derivative - Jeff Koons should probably sue - but it doesn't fall into a neat division of concept versus craft.

We all have a choice to be guided by a desire for healing and come from a place of love, or allow ourselves to fall into the division, anger, and hatred that is also part of humanity's cultural heritage.

Consequently we have no idea whether large populations of related bacteria can invariably be divided into discrete clusters using suitable molecular methods or, alternatively, whether many groups of related bacteria fall into a genetic continuum where clear divisions do not exist.

In addition to the dominance of Acidobacteria, the phylotypes that have been identified from the Mediterranean sediment clone libraries were only distantly related to sequences included in the public databases (i.e., GenBank, [96]) whereas a large fraction of the retrieved sequences (12%) did not fall into any taxonomic division previously identified.

When differences arise among Christians on substantial matters, they may fall into division for the sake, as each side sees it, of truth and salvation.

Yet, here we see that the origin is immediately divided, as if the "fall" into division, accidents, and empirical events has always already taken place.

Modulation methods fall into two divisions.

On both geographic and chronological grounds, the languages fall into two divisions, usually known as Continental Celtic and Insular Celtic.

The Eastern Woodlands tribes fall into three divisions: the Southeast (discussed above) and the Great Lakes and Northeast.

Right Sector fighters fall into 26 divisions.