The growing numbers and geographic concentration of Hispanics, Huntington worries, may divide America between two linguistic groups and two cultures; Mexican immigration in particular is leading to the "demographic reconquista" of the Southwest, and recent immigrants are generally less willing than their predecessors to become American citizens and patriots.
These elections may divide the country between east and west (abetted perhaps by outside forces).
The advantages of this form of machine-driven flying system are that the electric motor does not have to be physically near the fluid drive, so the system is virtually noiseless, and that the operator may divide the power between any number of pistons, a feat not possible with an electric motor alone.
However, the most significant change was observed increased when K was increased from one to two, and based on the origin, pedigree, and breeding history of germplasm in this study, we know that we may divide the lines between temperate and tropical/subtropical subgroups.
We show that there exist low- and high-strain phases during the bending process of CNTs, and the transition in between may divide the whole bending process into three stages: low-curvature stage, mixed-curvature stage and high-curvature stage.
In Case 2, the total sample size, n, will be determined by resource availability and will then be divided between the public and private sector, so that n = n N + n P. For example, if resources only allow testing of 50 samples, we may divide the samples evenly between the public and private sectors.
Alternatively, a manager may divide the available resources equally between the two customers, thereby giving the premium customer a lower-than-promised priority and the standard buyer a higher-than-promised priority.
Money may divide couples, but it can drive an even bigger wedge between siblings.
Ultimately, Pardee concludes that the largest structure of the work (Text Level 1) may be divided between chapters 1 15 and 16, and on the next level (Text Level 2) one may arguably divide chapters 1 10 from 11.3 15.4, with 11.1 2 as an editorial addition.
In the process of articulating specific focus areas and implementing new initiatives, boundary spanners may experience what Williams calls "dilemmas of multiple accountabilities", i.e. the boundary spanner may feel divided between the diverging perspectives and interests of the various organizations and individuals involved in collaboration [ 12].
