Sentence examples for implied division from inspiring English sources

A little inelegant perhaps in its implied division into "lower and middle" income under £40,000, and "rich" above that level.

Most of these decisions, however, implied divisions in the product as well as corresponding divisions in the community.

The very words "nation" and "religion" imply division and diversity.

In terms of the local boundary behavior of the functions inMwe give several conditions which imply the division property.

For the Stoics, however, reason's being the craftsman of all adult human impulses does not imply a division between the rational and any non-rational parts of the soul.

In parallel, the expression levels of stem cell markers in the AP decrease during postnatal development to adulthood in an inverse correlation with the production of hormones or the Pit1 transcription factor (Figure 5D), implying a division of stem cells to increase pituitary mass.

The subfunctionalization model implies the division of the ancestral functions among the duplicates and does not make any prediction about the symmetry or asymmetry of sequence evolution.

This result implies that division failure could ultimately result from the simple obstruction of the actomyosin ring during cytokinesis by misplaced or excessively fused mitochondria in Myo19 RNAi cells.

The division implied by the averaging process needed a reinterpolation of the probability density function which we carried out using cubic splines as implemented in MATLAB 2008a.

What constituted language, according to Saussure, was "the somehow mysterious fact that the thought-sound implies the divisions which are the ultimate units of linguistics.

The multiples implied for the divisions in this scenario are 17.8 times 2016 EV/EBITA for Medical (consistent with Covidien and CareFusion recent take out multiples), 16.1 times for Detection, 13.4 times for Interconnect and 13.8 times for Flex Tek.