Sentence examples for longitudinal divide from inspiring English sources

But a United States-led coalition, at great cost in human life, fought for three years to restore the longitudinal divide between North and South Korea, postponing any real reckoning to another day.

A longitudinal ridge divides the cartilaginous surface into medial and lateral facets.

Total area of longitudinal reinforcing bars divided by gross area of concrete cross section of member, beam, and column.

This longitudinal network was divided into three waves, where each wave represents the portion of the complete longitudinal network that evolves between two consecutive observations.

In the model with improved resolution, the longitudinal axis is divided by 1120 grid points with a grid spacing of 333.6 m.

The turbulence intensity, defined as the standard deviation of the longitudinal wind speeds divided by the mean wind velocity, is one of the important turbulent characteristics in atmospheric boundary layers.

Her hull was subdivided by fourteen transverse watertight bulkheads; in addition a longitudinal centreline bulkhead divided the engine room.

In this experiment, the environment (a longitudinal trap) is divided into two zones: the centre: with a 1/0 input profile, and the remaining area, with a 0/0 input profile.

The aims of this longitudinal study are divided in four domains: 1. Nutritional There is an association between the IUGR infant and acceleration growth in early postnatal life and the emergence of insulin resistance, visceral obesity and glucose intolerance in adult life [ 35].

The five northern regions show some longitudinal variation and roughly divide into two groups namely, East Midlands and West Midlands, and Yorkshire and Humber, and the North West and North East: the former group have similar values, which are much worse than those of the southern government office regions but not as extreme as those of the North West and North East.

Its chondrocytes are flat and well divided into longitudinal columns.