Sentence examples for from both divisions from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a data mining process for efficient failure analysis of industrial products by a mashup of data collected from both divisions.

A picked detachment of 600 men from both divisions launched a surprise attack at dawn, while the rest of the army remained behind and made loud clamour with trumpets and drums, so as to suggest the imminent arrival of the entire Byzantine field army under Christopher.

We compared short-term (approximately 10% of one doubling) and long-term (one doubling) labeling across four species growing in asynchronous culture and found that the patterns displayed by the Gram-positive bacteria were consistent with nascent PG derived from both division and elongation.

There is speculation that it is there to stop a female bowler from competing in both divisions, or that it was put in place when a boys' team disbanded to stop its members from dominating girls' competition.

Running an academy became a condition of obtaining a licence to play professional football in both divisions from 2002 03 onwards.

Since that night, he's seen three promotions - from Northern League, through both divisions of the Northern Premier League, to the Conference North - and one relegation, back to the NPL.

The drops of both divisions suffered from scattering due to a lack of navigational aids as well as enemy ground fire, which forced transport pilots to take evasive action.

The existence of both divisions follows from the fact that the right and left multiplication maps begin{aligned} R_y=F|_{Utimes y}:Urightarrow M end{aligned}and begin{aligned} L_y=F|_{ytimes U}: Urightarrow M end{aligned}are the identity when (y=e).

Fruit enlargement results from both cell division and cell elongation.

This indicates again that BrdU does not affect subsequent cell divisions and the recruitment of neurons that differentiate from these divisions, both for divisions which occur relatively soon (1 month) after BrdU administration and for divisions which occur after a longer interval (3 months).

Between 1996 and 2011 one winner each was chosen from both the College and University Divisions' 816 annual selections.