Sentence examples for in relation to the division from inspiring English sources

Agreeing that the figure of the Craftsman is an anthropomorphic representation of Intellect,[21] it remains to ask what the ontological status of Intellect is, in relation to the division between being and becoming a distinction that appears to be exhaustive.

The Family Law Act 1975, which sets out the main laws in relation to what happens when a relationship breaks down and what rights couples have in relation to the division of property and custody of kids, covers de facto couples.

We performed video microscopy on diploid cells entering meiosis expressing Rec8-GFP and quantified these by scoring the time at which the Rec8-GFP signal decreased from pan-nuclear to a focus in relation to the MI division.

We therefore visualised the data as a graph that plots each cell of a 32-cell stage blastocyst in relation to the history of division angles of its mother (at the 16-cell stage) and grandmother (at the eight-cell stage), so one can more easily see the continuum of behaviour with division angles (Fig. 5A).

The team's strengths, in relation to the rest of the division, are its pitching staff and a nucleus of good hitters, such as George Bell, Fred McGriff and Tony Fernandez.

"Women need to talk about the work they do in relation to the goals of the department, the division or the company," said Lattal.

Also in relation to this division, we note the new sugar hub at Immingham, which will help enable cost effective imports of sugar, is due to be commissioned in January.

Some groups have used the plane of division in relation to the animal vegetal axis of the embryo as a sort of guideline to distinguish and characterize blastomeres according to their cleavage plane.

A medial EC and a lateral EC ROI of roughly equal volume were created by dividing the main ROI mediolaterally (which roughly corresponded to a proximo-distal division in relation to the hippocampus) on consecutive coronal slices along the entire anteroposterior axis.

These results are discussed in relation to the importance of thiol-groups in cell division and cancer, and the biological implications of similar changes observed in neighbouring apparently normal epithelium.

Additionally, the proportion of segmentally duplicated FAexpTRL in relation to the total number of FAexpTRL per 10% pseudomolecule division was calculated.