Sentence examples for later division from inspiring English sources

Former magazine editor and later division chief of the IMF.

The move to hear the case, driven by the justices who eventually ruled in Mr. Bush's favor, foreshadowed and helped shape the later division on the court, a division that the intervening unanimous decision papered over even more thinly than it appeared to at the time.

At early stages, oblique division axes generate a chiral, rotationally symmetric pattern; later, division axes within many ectoblast tiers show a collective bilateral symmetry and dorsoventral asymmetry [6], [7].

These divisions are primarily linguistic and are named in the order in which they initially appeared, with later divisions coexisting with rather than completely replacing earlier ones.

In Nigeria the so-called African churches the Native Baptist Church (1888), the formerly Anglican United Native African Church (1891) and its later divisions, and the United African Methodist Church (1917)—were important.

He was an MP himself at 25, arriving at Westminster just as Labour embarked on a decade of argument between Bevanites and Gaitskellites, a sequel to the bitter debates of the 1930s and a prequel to the later divisions in which he was such a pivotal figure.

In the light of these and later divisions of the science of metaphysics, Suarez' project in the Disputationes metaphysicae is to be considered a defense of the unity of metaphysics, which nevertheless prolongs the dissociation that caused these divisions.

In 1943, Guards mortar brigades, and later divisions, were formed equipped with static launchers.

Interestingly, the model can fit the data reasonably well, at least for the later divisions.

The physiology of cells during the first cell division of colony growth, at which point silencing was measured by half-sector analysis, would be expected to differ from the physiology of cells during later divisions.

Therefore, there is little evidence to suggest different mutation rates in the process of gametogenesis, despite the trend that early cell divisions have a greater estimated mutation rate than the later divisions.