Sentence examples for means of division from inspiring English sources

The Arab citizens of Israel, traditionally ignored by left and right Zionists as a "barely tolerable" minority, embody the impossibility and futility of the attempt to achieve ethnic purity by means of division.

By means of division one comes to know the subject of a science; through collection or reasoning one comes to know the properties of the parts and species of the subject; from definition, one comes to know the parts and species of the subject (DOS 524 525; QLIS 7, 18 19).

The suit now stands in as a means of division between the workforce and the higher-ups, the haves and the have-lesses.

Finally, the difference scores were normalized by means of division by the standard deviation of the down-sampled data of the entire trial (i.e., baseline and stimulus period).

Finally, the difference scores were normalized by means of division by the standard deviation of the data within the baseline period of the respective trial, which corresponds to a linear z-transformation.

In MC-CDM, user multiplexing is typically implemented by means of time division multiple access (TDMA) or orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).

While it is generally believed that the self-renewal and differentiation of radial glial or neuroepithelial progenitors may be controlled by means of cell division asymmetry, it is less clear how such pattern of cell division is achieved during cortical development.

What makes the grasses unusual, however, is their method of growth: they elongate by means of cell division and enlargement at the basal point of growth.

The key technology to satisfy the high capacity requirements between satellites is optical satellite networks by means of wavelength division multiplexing inter-satellite links (ISLs) with wavelength routing (WDM-OSN).

IEEE 802.16 network operation time is divided into fixed size frames by means of time division duplexing operation mode.

Ilizarov first described corticotomy as a means of surgical division of the bone as a low-energy osteotomy of the cortex (Fig. 1).