Sentence examples for great partition from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the British scholar Yasmin Khan, in her acclaimed history "The Great Partition," judges that Partition "stands testament to the follies of empire, which ruptures community evolution, distorts historical trajectories and forces violent state formation from societies that would otherwise have taken different — and unknowable — paths".

Sensible heat flux is thus reduced by greater partitioning of energy to latent heat flux.

In IRH animals a greater recovery of 15N in the thymus and abomasal smooth muscle indicated greater partitioning of amino acids towards the immune response.

We demonstrate that imprinting a hydrogel network results in macromolecular memory for the template molecule, indicated by the two or more times greater partitioning into these networks as compared to non-imprinted networks.

This sudden disappearance of the butanol from the vapour phase in the vadose zone for the 5 %fom soil was attributed to greater partitioning to the water phase due to the higher soil water retained by the 5 %fom as well as the lower vapour phase concentration measured at the groundwater zone compared with 0 %fom.

In addition, intensive forest management regimes relying on artificial regeneration are common throughout these regions such that stand origin emerged as a useful predictor of live tree belowground C. Such a finding is analogous to recent work indicating greater partitioning to belowground components in managed plantations compared to natural-origin mature forests [9].

A greater partitioning of diversity among, rather than within groups, would be expected for an autogamous species in the absence of human-mediated gene flow.

This is expected since higher log Koa values indicate greater partitioning to the octanol phase, a proxy for organic matter in particulates.

However, the model of Niinemets et al. (1999) does not allow for any greater partitioning of reducing power to the MEP pathway at low ci.

The greater partitioning of ITS variation according to taxonomic groups (21.39% and 24.01%) than to the clades supported by the cpDNA phylogeny (4.33%; Table 3) provides a further indication of the topological conflict between the two phylogenies.

We also chose to use a large octawalled umbrella to maximize coverage of an attached siRNA and because our past studies have shown that larger molecular umbrellas can cross lipid bilayers by passive transport faster than smaller analogs due to greater partitioning into the membrane.