Sentence examples for partitions called from inspiring English sources

The most traditional is a rack-and-frame press, in which ground fruit (mash) is pumped into cloth partitions, called cheeses, which are separated by wooden or metallic racks.

The 32-GB memory area is divided into approximately ten areas (partitions called "category"), and the data of different instruments are stored in each partition, available for use.

Equation (12) can be solved numerically by FEM in which (12) is locally approximated (posed over small partitions called elements of the entire ROI) and a global solution is built by combining the local solutions over these elements [9].

The paraphyses (sterile cells interspersed among the asci) are 8 9 µm long and have internal partitions called septa.

Corallites possess radially projecting partitions called septa, which are prominent in the apical view of each corallite.

We used three partitions and definitions throughout the analysis: (i) Best Global (BG) clusters, covering the best CS cluster among all ProtoNet clusters; (ii) Clusters that have a maximal CS at a predetermined PL [Best Cut (BC) cluster] and (iii) the newly developed entropy-based partitions, called the BF clusters.

The centerpiece was a sculptural partition called Counter, with three parts that can be aligned to create a low wall or splayed at any angle.

In some churches the choir is separated from the nave by an ornamental partition called a choir screen, or more frequently by a choir rail.

They devolve each partition, called a licensed electrospace region (LER), to licensees who may buy, sell, aggregate, and subdivide their LERs at will.

From its vantage point, the UN partition called for the establishment of a Jewish state alongside a Palestinian state.

Figure 1(b) shows that the scala vestibuli is at the top, which is separated from the scala media by a thin flexible partition called Reissner's membrane, and the scala media are separated from the scale tympani at the bottom by a rigid partition that includes a more flexible section called the basilar membrane.