Sentence examples for permits division from inspiring English sources
Variation in fault scarp length, vertical displacement, proximity to other faults and relationship to topography permits division of the continent according to fault character.
The N.C.A.A. permits Division I field hockey teams to have 12 full scholarships, but her team has fewer.
Melanie D. Davenport, the head of DE Qs water permitting division, said regulators didn's change their approach.
Laws passed in the 1930s enforced monogamy, permitted division of the matrilineal estate among male and female members, and gave children full rights of maintenance and inheritance from the father.
For instance, instructors halt their students' natural pattern of thinking about division to forestall the disaster that accrues from permitting division by zero.
A plant that wants to use a solid-waste material for a new purpose "is usually required to submit a beneficial-use plan to our solid-waste permit division for approval, prior to beginning that use," he said.
Our results also permit division of the FNAB specimens into the same three groups from above, using the SSI as separation criterion (Tables 2 and 3).
Having two cell types permits a division of labour; the fibres serve a largely mechanical function, and the vessel elements are wide, hollow cells specialized for water conduction.
A well-known decomposition paradigm is used, which allows identification of weakly connected model substructures that naturally exist within a design problem and permits the division of the overall design problem into subproblems in accordance with these substructures.
The volcanic sequence along the study area permits the division of three regions: main valley, intermediate zone and south hinge, each of them with distinct stratigraphy, which probably reflects the structural evolution of the syncline.
We also observed that this qPCR score permits the division of Binet stage A patients into three groups with a >210, 88 and 37 month median TFS, indicating that this score is an effective prognostic tool in early stage patients.
