Sentence examples for help to divide from inspiring English sources

Classification can help to divide traffic into classes of service, marking them so that other mechanisms can deliver differentiated QoS.

Buzzispace product is a great example of this with their artful sound dampening solutions that also help to divide space.

Anatomic location of the lesion/disease can also help to divide neuropathic pain into peripheral and central nervous system subtypes.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03399.001 Long protein filaments called microtubules perform a range of roles inside cells for example, they give the cell its shape and help to divide its genetic material during cell division.

But the economic losses have not been equally distributed and have helped to divide the state along racial lines.

The sleek reception desk has a Haworth logo on a 30-foot-high signature burgundy ribbon of laminated glass that helps to divide the space.

Yet his achievement fell short of reunifying the whole of the Netherlands, and his vindictive pursuit of Oldenbarnevelt helped to divide the republic permanently into Orangists and anti-Orangists.

This system spared the S.S. the need to interact too closely with prisoners, whom they regarded as bearers of filth and disease, and also helped to divide the inmate population against itself.

The hitherto tight link between economic activity and job creation looks disturbingly slack.To see how this has come about, it helps to divide the recession into three phases.

This may have been one wedge which helped to divide them as Caroline fell ill. "Caroline wanted a wedding, I brushed it off," says Paul. "We're not religious.

There was a hidden agenda behind these interlinked reforms: the return of the exiles helped to divide the opposition and, as a result, five new opposition parties were created, thus making it easier for the single pro-government party to retain power.