In particular, Zamindar examines the "Muslim question" at the heart of Partition.
Morphological features are used to partition heart beats into clusters by maximizing the dynamic time-warped sequence-aligned separation of clusters.
Septa gradually partition the heart into chambers.
Data were originally provided by the CISTIB at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain. Figure 11 shows an anterior and a posterior view of the complete human heart model after subvolume partition.
According to the 2006 guidelines of the European Society of Cardiology [ 16], therapeutic goals of medical treatment of coronary heart disease can be partitioned into (1) immediate short-term relieve, (2) treatment aimed at relieve of symptoms, and (3) treatment aimed at improving prognosis.
"Chamber identity programs drive early functional partitioning of the heart". Nature Communications 6 (1): 8146.
("Partition broke Bengal's heart," as he liked to put it, "but then it broke Calcutta's spine").
("Partition broke Bengal's heart," as he liked to put it, "but then it broke Calcutta's spine"). Every system had frayed and snapped: housing, transportation, governance.
The hospital was right in the heart of Shenzhen, where the skyscrapers partition the sky into distinct rectangles and squares.
The heart is divided by septa, or partitions, into right and left halves, and each half is subdivided into two chambers.
If our mission, as we are told, is to protect Libyans from their government, does that mission end only with a change, or enduring change of heart, on the part of the government, or with partition?
