Sentence examples for is subdivided among from inspiring English sources
In this system a tract of land is acquired by a group of people, usually members of an extended family; the land is subdivided among them according to the amount each has paid, and each individual thereafter has complete control of his own section.
In general, the more the available capacity is subdivided among subspecialties (or even among individual physicians), the lower the utilization rate [ 17].
Furthermore, the vertebrate clade is subdivided among three well established monophyletic taxa: the two jawless fishes (Eptatretus and Petromyzon), the two ray-finned fishes (Danio and Oryzias), and the four tetrapods (Xenopus, Gallus, Mus, and Homo).
The code is optimized for memory requirements, which can moreover be subdivided among the computing nodes.
Siana was one of many "group ranches", areas of communal land around the reserve, which have been subdivided among members in recent decades.
Under the ejido system, by which the Mexican revolution promised land to peasants, the earth in and around the preserve has been subdivided among farming families for five generations.
They are subdivided among various sects, including Nestorians (Assyrians), Chaldeans who broke with the Nestorians in the 16th century and are now affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church and members of the Syriac Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox churches.
The Wittelsbachs of the Palatinate provided a German king, Rupert, who reigned from 1400 to 1410, but their lands continued to be subdivided among themselves, creating a profusion of branches of the family.
The RAM customers use can be subdivided among providers.
After generations, the hacienda was subdivided among family members, who founded smaller haciendas and continued to raise goats for the skins.
Following Wetterer et al. (2000), morphological characters were subdivided among six classes: pelage and integument, skull and dentition, postcranium, hyoid apparatus, tongue, and internal [subsuming the few characters that Wetterer et al. (2000) apportioned among the brain, digestive and reproductive tracts].
