Sentence examples for means division from inspiring English sources

Meron Benvenisti, an expert on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, wrote in Haaretz that "the very fact that the taboo has been broken and Israel is holding a discussion on Jerusalem that means division of the city" is "an act from which there can be no return".

where the symbol / means division.

('Republic VI', Paul Shorey (trans)., Ibid., 511b) In mathematics logic is called analysis, and analysis means division, dissection.

The actual word "Taksim" means division or distribution.

The cell cycle means division and duplication of the cells.

Div tag, as the name suggests, actually means division tags which represent generic division of content on the web page.

It knew that "per" meant division.

That schedule meant division races would be decided more by interdivision games than by intradivision games.

Corbyn attacked over-simplified commentariat style thinking head on: this is a new type of grown up politics, he said, where debate does not mean division.

Mr. Mer Khamis could not accept a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which he felt would essentially mean division.

The responder cells proliferate with a mean division index (DI) of 2.17 when plated on an anti-CD3e/CD28-coated plate.