Sentence examples for later divided by from inspiring English sources
Syria itself was later divided by Septimius Severus into two provinces Syria Coele in the north with two legions and Syria Phoenice with one.
Now a version of this story will reach a wider audience: it is the theme of a new novel his first for a decade by Louis de Bernières, the British author who captivated readers with "Captain Corelli's Mandolin", a tale of love and war in Greece".Birds Without Wings" is not just about one friendship, although the camaraderie of two boys later divided by war is one central theme.
With the invasion of the Romans, which started in 218 BC during the Second Punic War, Badajoz and Extremadura became part of the administrative district called Hispania Ulterior (Farther Spain), which was later divided by Emperor Augustus into Hispania Ulterior Baetica and Hispania Ulterior Lusitania; Badajoz became part of Lusitania.
This was later divided by 3 (4 months/12) and then multiplied by the proportion of use for EPI.
In the case of SIA, this was later divided by 0.019 (7 days of campaign over 365 days of the year).
Cell numbers were counted, and sphere-forming rate at each time point was calculated as the sphere number of 6 days later divided by cell number of the current time point.
Germination of the macrocyst releases diploid amoebae that later divide by meiosis to give rise to a vegetative amoeba [ 78].
In the case of the Bakassi Peninsula, the court ruled that the Anglo-German Agreement of 1913 had given sovereignty over the disputed area to Cameroon, a former German protectorate later divided up by the French and the British.
Mondrian later divided them by partially painting over with gray and in other areas of the painting with yellow.
Also as part of the deal, the Fuk Ching members guarded the immigrants, whom they later divided up, delivering some by van in front of the Sun Sing theater at 87 East Broadway in Chinatown.
Patients were later divided into three groups by education level (those with elementary school, middle school, or high school/university education) to see whether formal education affected comprehension of information from different sources, as analyzed with a χtest.
