Sentence examples for perfectly divided from inspiring English sources

You could say Yosef's influence was almost perfectly divisive — or rather, Israelis' reactions to it reveal a society perfectly divided.

Polls suggest that the population is almost perfectly divided on a decision that will have profound implications for the nation's economy, its neighbors, and its standing in the world.

As if to underline the point that good and evil are not perfectly divided, Bulgakov has him decide the fates of the Master and Margarita with Jesus's whining apostle Levi Matvei, a man who resides in Heaven but who is so annoying you want him off the page immediately, so you can continue to luxuriate in the presence of Satan.

The heart-stopping result of the Israeli election may prompt the thought that the Israeli public is perfectly divided against itself, a single organism with rival minds, one for "peace: and one for "security --the nation asecurity --thern between romance and dread.

It was found that the grain boundary engineered PNC316 (PNC316-GBEM) had a coincidence site lattice (CSL) fraction of 86% and that the network of random grain boundaries was perfectly divided by the CSL boundaries.

Belarus is a country almost perfectly divided between East and West.

A mutual information of ~1 bit/giggle means that a giggle note carries the same amount of information as a variable that would be able to perfectly divide any hyena as belonging into one of two groups.

The standard spacing between vertical wall studs in the US is 16 inches (from center to center, not from edge to edge); since this stud spacing doesn't perfectly divide into the total length of the side walls in the example design, the two outermost studs make up for this discrepancy by being slightly closer to their neighbors.

Specifically, the interval of two octaves and a major third is tuned perfectly and divided into four fifths (C G d a e′), each of which has the ratio 4√5:1 (compared to 3 2 for a perfectly tuned fifth).

The Senate is divided perfectly in half.

Importantly, nuclear TRCD-fluorescence clearly highlights that the hbox12-misexpressing cells were perfectly intact and divided synchronously with respect to surrounding cells of the double injected embryos.