Most divisions are within the Eurosceptic family, between those MPs who want an in/out referendum and would be happy to leave the EU and those MPs who want to change Britain's relationship with the EU but do not want to leave.
However, most divisions are not consistent with this straightforward view, particularly at the 16-cell stage, where we find several instances of what might be considered asymmetrical divisions, in which one daughter is distinctly more to the interior than the other.
The Lariat fracas is a small part of a large drama, but it is emblematic of an essential feature of the gay-marriage debate: the most salient divisions are not religious, political, or "cultural" but generational.
Wednesday's announcement of high-level executive departures at its two most troubled divisions are encouraging signs.
The poll's most marked divisions are by age, with younger Americans being significantly more likely to support legalization than older Americans.
But, hardly surprisingly given his penchant for triads, most of his divisions are into threes.
Most stem cell divisions are symmetrical, and neutral drift governs stem cell dynamics: 28 stochastically, a TFF3+/MUC2+ stem cells may survive in the niche, and the gland then contains the first stem cell committed to intestinal differentiation.
Theology itself was divided into subdisciplines; the most serious divisions were probably that between scripture and systematics, and that between scripture and systematics, on the one hand, and "practical theology" on the other.
Within months of filing for bankruptcy, Purity Bacon Products Corp., one of A&B's most profitable divisions, was sold for $1 million to an investor group led by Richard A. Strouce, the president of Arbogast & Bastian at the time it filed for bankruptcy.
In Caenorhabditis elegans, the polarity of the most asymmetric divisions is regulated by the Wnt signalling pathway, dubbed as the 'Wnt/β-catenin asymmetry pathway' (Thorpe et al, 2000; Herman, 2002; Mizumoto and Sawa, 2007b).
The great observed diversity within Prochlorococcus spp. was hypothesized to comprise multiple ecotypes (i.e., groups adapted to different environmental conditions, based on their physiology), two most distinguishable divisions being low-light adapted and high-light adapted ecotypes (Moore and Chisholm 1999), with further division into more refined subgroups (Ahlgren et al. 2006).
