Sentence examples for make partition from inspiring English sources

One possible similarity between these cases is that all three would require some population transfers, which are sure to make partition less palatable.

It can be used to make partition walls in ordinary homes or office buildings, as well as an alternative to MDF in domestic applications, because the panels can be finished with varnishes and veneers in exactly the same way as MDF.

Growing settlements take up more and more of the land the Palestinians want for their state and make partition increasingly difficult.

"Authority people doesn't want us to make partitions.

The thin plane — activated by a series of cut-and-fold operations at different scales and depths — folds up to create sheds, barriers, benches, and skylights, and folds down to make partitions, supports, and courtyards.

In these solutions, students appear to make partitions all at once without estimation or prior to adjustment.

They make partitions with rag curtains to create their own space.

The decision trees use (A) an entropy measure for classifying discrete values in several branches of the tree; (B) a training set and a test set; (C) the way to make partitions guided by the information gain and gain ratios heuristics.

British-supervised elections in 1937 and 1946, which the Hindu-dominated Congress won easily, only hardened Muslim identity, and made partition inevitable.

The structural network constructed in this study makes partition easy to implement.

Cadmium showed a 100-fold excess in placenta in comparison to that in cord blood, but blood concentrations close to the detection limit made partition calculations unstable.