Sentence examples for its subdivided from inspiring English sources

Everything Amis writes is highly structured, but Yellow Dog gives signs of quite bristling organisation, in its three parts and its subdivided and subheaded chapters.

In order to characterize the HSP90 family of proteins and its subdivided classes, the amino acid residues completely conserved throughout the family and in each subfamily, and the conserved/variable regions, were identified by BioEdit based on the alignments produced by Clustal X.

It subdivides itself into two groups, of which France and England together make up one, characterized by its resistance to Italian influences.

For at least 36 years, city officials have known about its improperly subdivided rooms.

Eight coherent and eleven volcaniclastic lithofacies are described and interpreted, and its evolution subdivided into four growth stages (I IV) on the basis of facies architecture.

In Bayer's words, it's no longer "Am I done with it?" But rather, "Is it necessary that I create a finished product?" All the works here are intentionally unfinished, or boundless in some way Jorge Macchi's La Flecha de Zenón, a video from 1992, is a countdown to zero that never makes it to its destination, subdividing into a seemingly infinite succession of decimals.

In the middle Albian, structural and landscape modification of the region resulted in its subdividing into several floristic-palaeogeographic subregions.

Now, split along the top and splayed onto a glass slide, it appears subdivided into eight compartments, each revealing its newborn cells with their DNA stained dark brown.

Its interior is subdivided into four zones that can be set to different temperatures.

This time the channel subdivided its audience into the narrowest of niches and sought out each razor-thin slice wherever it could be found: cross-promotions were created with Major League Baseball, Wal-Mart, Sprint and Dannon yogurt, among others.

Each year during the Mormon migration, people continued to be organized into "companies", each company bearing the name of its leader and subdivided into groups of 10 and 50.