Sentence examples for peculiar division from inspiring English sources

The second is the debt that troubles local governments.In this section Pay and play No power to pacify Dogs and locusts ReprintsThis debt reflects China's peculiar division of fiscal revenues and responsibilities.

In staging musicals, a peculiar division persisted between the direction of the plot and comedy segments and that of the production numbers the sumptuous song-and-dance displays under the separate supervision of a "stager" who was noted for his taste.

Contrary to expectation, the first meiotic division is preceded by chromatid (DNA) replication and as a consequence two peculiar divisions (meiosis I and II) are required to halve chromosome numbers.

There are no enlarged initials, no divisions into chapters or sections such as are found in later manuscripts, but a different system of division peculiar to this manuscript.

Since the quorum signal is necessary for the onset of cooperation in "Shy" individuals, the interaction between these two dominant genotypes can be interpreted both as parasitism and as a peculiar type of "division of labour".

Both phases of the division are peculiar but in different ways.

The codex uses a peculiar system of chapter divisions, which it shares with Codex Vaticanus and Minuscule 579.

In particular, they stress the epistemic benefits of the reward system and division of labor peculiar to science.

In fact the first amendment is in part to blame, if that is the word, for the peculiar state of confusion and division that besets us.

However, the division may look peculiar in another way, too: How could anyone deny that consciousness is unified?

If this division of questions looks peculiar, notice that it can apply to Santa Claus, too.