Sentence examples for outermost divisions from inspiring English sources

• Tell the bank's hedge fund investors, "We meant 'hedge' like 'bush,' not 'hedge' like 'bet.'" • Have the bank's ice-skating divisions join hands and form a "whipline" by which to hurl the outermost divisions into orbit.

I pass that line of distinction, I slip entire into the innermost and outermost part of myself, erasing the division between these two putative regions.

At the hypocotyl PR junction of lax3/aux1-21 lax3/aux1-21nly anomalouseedlingsns in the onlyrmost lanomalousthe proliferatedivisionsle bundle occurred, whereas all AR stages were present under inA + Kin theatment, even thoutermost were characterized by anomalayersell divisiofs (Fig. 5H, I, arrows).

The two outermost cells, Z1 and Z4, undergo cell divisions during larval development to produce the somatic structures, which include two distal tip cells (DTCs), gonadal sheath cells, two spermathecae, and the uterus (Kimble and Hirsh 1979).

To allow the outer envelope membrane to constrict, the PG layer at the division site has to be cut from the outermost site (a process called PG splitting), as in bacterial cell division.

During fruit development, cell division activity is mainly focused on outermost layers of pericarp [10].

The skin of teleost fish is a stratified squamous epithelium that, unlike its mammalian counterpart, is living and capable of mitotic division at all levels, even the outermost squamous layer.

Divisions in the collenchymatous cell layers and growth in the outermost thick-walled cells crush the parenchyma of the Oi.

This type of calculator follows the rules of algebra for order of operations when entering equations into it: elements in parentheses, brackets, or braces are done first, innermost to outermost; followed by exponents (raising a number to a power), multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction.

In Arabidopsis, lateral roots (LR) are initiated from division of founder cells in the xylem pericycle which is the outermost layer of cells of the stele, the central cylinder of vascular cells [13].

Its four divisions were ordered to rotate like the spoke of a wheel to the right, but the outermost unit got lost, forcing Cleburne's to become the end of the spoke and cover enormous ground.