Sentence examples for intricate division from inspiring English sources

When we talk of a "scientific community," we are pointing to something critical: that advanced science is a social enterprise, characterized by an intricate division of cognitive labor.

And he acutely sees that "the Aquarian project" had its own cultural contradictions: "Without the immensely intricate division of labor developed and constantly elaborated by capitalism, there would have been no mass affluence; without mass affluence, there could have been no counterculture".

Now, Ingolf Hermann's working life is spent explaining the intricate history of the division he helped to sustain, to tourists and groups of schoolchildren.

Although these findings have added to the knowledge and complexity of the fission complex, there is still much to learn about intricate details of double membrane division.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00117.002 Cells have evolved intricate mechanisms to execute proper partitioning of the genetic material during cell division.

Through these questionnaires, he soon came to the realisation that gender was far from binary, as had been previously assumed, and that in fact the divisions between men and women were intricate and complex.

Furthermore, the intricate relationship induced by the latent r.v.s between the probability of division, the distributions of the time to division, and that of the time to death may prevent the resulting process from capturing salient features of cell proliferation kinetics.

In this intricate, sensuous, haunted book, each journey is part of other journeys and there are no clear divisions to be made.

MK maturation is an intricate process that involves DNA replication in the absence of cytoplasmic division, termed endomitosis.

The eukaryotic cell division cycle has been shown to rely on an intricate sequence of transcriptional events associated with distinct cell cycle regulated gene expression patterns (Rowicka et al., 2007).

Nature has endowed cells with powerful nanomotors to accomplish intricate mechanical tasks, such as the macromolecular transport across membranes occurring in cell division, bacterial conjugation, and in a wide variety of secretion systems.