Sentence examples for obvious divisions from inspiring English sources

The net result is even more obvious divisions between majority and minority ethnic groups.

And when the new, much mangled resolution finally appeared, Mr Hussein, encouraged by the obvious divisions on the Security Council, resolutely ignored it.

He has become a hero partly for intellectual reasons, because he didn't recognize obvious divisions between music for art and music for contemplation.

Yet even the most seemingly obvious divisions between old and new can break down under closer examination.

He points to sales and marketing as two obvious divisions where IBM has little need for Sun's employees.

As generally indicative of highly obvious divisions in that august body, members of the opposition remained seated while the other half whooped it up by standing and cheering.

The most obvious division of labour arose from differences in age and sex.

Joint leadership may also work well in the tech world because there is an obvious division of labour between technologically minded product managers and sales and marketing types.

In the decades to follow, brain scientists found that the left brain-right brain split is only the most obvious division of labor; in fact, the brain contains a swarm of specialized modules, each performing a special skill — calculating a distance, parsing a voice tone — and all of them running at the same time, communicating in widely distributed networks, often across hemispheres.

A larger L represents a more detailed and smooth division and a smaller L leads to clear and obvious division as shown in Fig. 15.

At a gross scale, there was no obvious division into small and large intestine, as also reported in six other morphometrics studies in bats (reviewed by [26]).