Sentence examples for in further partition from inspiring English sources

The death of Charibert (567) resulted in further partition.

The Treaty of Verdun (843) divided the empire among Charlemagne's grandsons, and in 888 further partition resulted in the basic linguistic differences that have endured until the present.

The boundary conditions for Simpson's Reversals allow that any probabilistic association between A and B can be inverted in some further partition of B. From the standpoint of arithmetic there is a partition {C,~C} within which associations between A and B are inverted.

In Table  1 one further partition of Italian and immigrant patients related to age and sex is presented.

"Given that the Temple Mount is the focal point of holiness in the Holy Land, the thinking is that we need to go to the source in order to prevent the further partition of the land".

Different local densities are to be revealed to find local clusters in the data space with further partition [29, 35].

The node for level ≥5.12 of lead climbing is not partitioned further since there are not enough climbers in the group to support further partition on schedule [20].

Based on the functional and evolutionary evidence [ 31] a further partition, embedded in the first one, has been proposed composed of five modules: the anterior, incisor-bearing zone; the molar-bearing zone; and the three processes of the ramus, namely, in a top-down order the coronoid, condylar, and angular processes.

Some of the subnetworks identified in GGM are further partitioned in our data into more specialized regulons.

Abu-Bakr Baeira, a leading lawmaker in the Tobruk parliament, described the court's decision as "politicised" and said it would further partition Libya.

A further partition, e.g., a partition by age groups, can reverse the associations within partitions by gender.