Subdivisions had subdivisions.
For example, rodents do not have a separate caudate and putamen, they do not have distinguishable subdivisions of the globus pallidus, and they do not have a subthalamic nucleus.
There were few other houses near the club in the early 1980's, but Mr. Yates said he and the members have watched subdivisions of expensive houses draw nearer and nearer, like a closing circle.
At E18.5, wild-type and Boc −/− mice have normal subdivision of the anterior forebrain into left and right telencephalic vesicles, with the corpus callosum extending throughout the dorsal forebrain and an intact diencephalon in the ventral midline (Fig. 6A D).
If we had optimized triangular subdivisions of planar domains instead of spatial triangle meshes, the reason for the behaviour of numerical optimization mentioned in the previous paragraph would be clear.
Few studies have explicitly investigated subdivisions of the insula in humans.
Despite much research on the function of the insular cortex, few studies have investigated functional subdivisions of the insula in humans.
Powerful groups such as the manors and the guilds had been destroyed; the secular power of the church had been suppressed; and the provinces had been transformed into subdivisions of the new national state.
The horror genre has various subdivisions, most of which tend to be more populated than the sparse category of scary films that directly address race and the anxiety around this social construct of skin color.
When development ground to a halt in mid-2007 as the housing market collapsed, New Jersey had more acres of subdivisions and shopping malls than it had of upland forests and was down to its last million acres of developable land, according to the report, called "Changing Landscapes in the Garden State".
