Sentence examples for make a subdivision from inspiring English sources

With these principles in mind, we started to make a subdivision of our system into instance, functional and computing architecture, modeling each sub-system with processes and tools in order to create a basic infrastructure that supports the research and creation of intelligent systems.

Iversen et al. studied rheumatologists' attitudes towards exercise by making a subdivision into range of motion exercises, strengthening exercises, and aerobic capacity exercises.

As far as we know, only one study [ 13] has previously made a subdivision between SIDS and borderline SIDS based on histological findings.

We made a subdivision of all our cases into four subgroups based on histological findings (Liebrechts-Akkerman et al., submitted for publication) to test for the confounding effect of specific risk factors.

To be able to differentiate between one-time asthma medication users (where the medication itself might be used as a diagnostic tool to strengthen or reject the diagnosis of asthma) and the more chronic users we also made a subdivision into children with (i) only one prescription, (ii) two prescriptions and (iii) three or more prescriptions during the study period.

Furthermore, and as alluded to above, within the doxastic conception of probability we can make a further subdivision into subjective and objective doxastic attitudes.

If you live in a neighborhood or subdivision, make a lemonade stand, or sell candy bars that you don't want or even purchase some at cheap stores and sell them for some profit.

"I can make a lot more money with a subdivision of houses than I can with a golf course," he added, noting that he would not need zoning approval for the subdivision.

Or, perhaps you are the only home for sale in a subdivision that has some spectacular new amenities or community developments coming in the near future, make a big deal out of this.

"The one-way road pattern makes a much safer subdivision for children or elderly people," he said.

Yet a strong consensus exists on both left and right that California has made a mistake by punching subdivisions into chaparral and dry forests.