Sentence examples for further break up from inspiring English sources

The Maramureș, Giurgiu, Ciuc, and Bârsei depressions further break up the mountainous relief.

Contact between the overlying topsoil and underlying compacted layer enhances water movement and allows for plant roots to further break up those compacted zones.

The environment of Glacier Bay has been categorized under four main land ecosystems namely, the wet tundra, the coastal western hemlock/Sitka spruce forest, the alpine tundra, and the glaciers and ice fields; within the Bay proper, further break up into three major marine ecosystems are marked namely, "within in and around continental shelf, wave-beaten coasts, and fjord estuaries".

Use your spatula to further break up the pork into crumbles as it cooks.

The impeller fan will further break up the insulation as it vacuums and blows.

Further break up the bigger shapes using straight lines going in all directions.

Each of these divisions is further broken up into local Counties for England and Northern Ireland, Areas for Wales, Regions for Scotland and a Balliwick in the case of Guernsey, which generally follow the boundaries of the ceremonial counties of Great Britain.

Additionally a Negative Control Train (Fig. 1) was used to verify that further breaking up the timing between pulses did not influence the perceived location of the attractee stimuli due to either anticipated velocity of stimuli or perceptual time contraction.

Larger colonies were further broken up by pipetting and transferred to 6-well plates.

In such an approach snip-SNP would be employed to map the mutant of interest into a sub-chromosomal region, this region could then be further broken up by physically defined deficiencies, and a candidate sequencing pipeline, such as the one we describe here, employed to identify the molecular position of the mutation of interest.

The army is ruled by a 12-man central military commission, backed up by the heads of the four departments, and then is further broken up into the management of the seven military regions.