Sentence examples for horizontal division from inspiring English sources

They also created a stronger horizontal division between the first and second stories of the retable's facade, thus transforming Balbás's Spanish Ultrabaroque into the Mexican Ultrabaroque.

Its many spaces also have given Mr. Kalny opportunities for architectural experiments, like his horizontal division of a soaring three-story space in the mill that created a loft for additional art display space.

Mr Clinton, with leaps of imagination, seems to have suggested vertical and horizontal division (the site of Solomon's Temple is hidden somewhere beneath the compound where stand al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock), shared sovereignty over Palestinian neighbourhoods, even divine sovereignty over the holy places.

In addition, limiting the burst by H s + 1 j prevents the horizontal division of the continuous free bandwidth area.

Comparison of results showed that the divided channel method with horizontal division lines with the Coefficient of determination (0.76) and root mean square error (0.162) is accurate among the analytical approaches.

Using the doubling time reported for C. obsidiansis with Avicel as substrate (Hamilton-Brehm et al. 2009) and a horizontal division rule, a monolayer of cells is observed at 16 h (Figure 8b).

Early mural decorations for tombs, temples, sanctuaries, and catacombs were generally designed in horizontal divisions and vertical axes.

Skyscrapers of this period typically lost their ornamental horizontal divisions, being broken up by physical changes in their shape as one looked up the building, the whole forming a striking silhouette.

Under this assumption, these determinants will segregate into one daughter in oblique divisions, but horizontal divisions as induced by the loss of AGS3 will partition these determinants into both daughters, which then assume the same neuronal fates.

Those divisions were assumed to be asymmetric, generating a neuron and a progenitor, whereas horizontal divisions were either symmetrically proliferative in early stages or symmetrically neurogenic in late stages.

This work proposed a model in which horizontal divisions where the axis of the mitotic spindle is parallel to the apical surface of the neuroepithelium are symmetric and proliferative, giving rise to 2 apical progenitors, whereas vertical or oblique divisions are asymmetric and neurogenic, generating a basal neuron and an apical progenitor (Fig. 1 B ).