Sentence examples for nominally divided from inspiring English sources

The performance is nominally divided into three sections, echoing the three panels in the painting.

Under Napoleon's consulate, legislative powers were nominally divided among three bodies: the Tribunate (Tribunat), which proposed and debated; the Corps Législatif, comprising about 300 members, which enacted or rejected proposed legislation; and the Conservative Senate (Sénat Conservateur), which "guarded the constitution".

Interactive effects of TC genotype and total B12 (nominally divided into groups of < and ≥156 pmol/L) and holoTC (nominally divided into groups < and ≥35 pmol/L) on homocysteine and methylmalonic acid levels were assessed by 2-factor ANOVA.

The Wazirs are Pashtuns, a cluster of about sixty families that occupy the tribal belt along the Durand line, which nominally divides Afghanistan from Pakistan.

The grey short-dashed lines nominally divide the results tables between those which contain archeomagnetic and volcanic data and those containing sedimentary data.

Nominally, the value of real estate in general is divided into the value of land and the value of the structures that sit on the land.

A legion was nominally composed of 6,000 soldiers, and each legion was divided up into 10 cohorts, with each cohort containing 6 centuria.

Officials were classified in nine hierarchic grades, each grade divided into two degrees, with ranging salaries (nominally paid in piculs of rice) according to their rank.

The normalized shear strength is the interlaminar shear strength of the 3D woven composite divided by the interlaminar strength of a 2D woven laminate with nominally the same fiber content.

Nominally, Lebanon is governed from Beirut by an administration whose senior portfolios have been carefully divided among the country's various religious factions — Maronite and Greek Orthodox Christians, Sunnis and Shiites and Druze.

With more than 10,000,000 faithful at the beginning of the 21st century, the church is divided into 81 small dioceses; 20 of these, in northern Greece and in the islands, are nominally under the jurisdiction of Constantinople.