Sentence examples for present a division from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the main difference of the popliteal artery branches in bearded capuchins to other primates lies in its division into common tibial and fibular arteries, whereas the majority of the apes (except to Pan) present a division into anterior and posterior tibial arteries.
Based on his travels through Egypt, India, and Persia, this essay presented a division of humanity into "four or five species or races of men in particular whose difference is so remarkable that it may be properly made use of as the foundation for a new division of the earth" (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 1 2).
We present a novel charge division anode that does not require analogue to digital conversion.
This paper presents a wavelength division multiplexing multi-ring architecture with a separate control wavelength for metropolitan area networks.
This paper presents a wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) waveguide coupler that is composed of a pair of curved circular waveguides, where changing the radius of curvature and the spacing between the two waveguides controls the coupler operation.
The Stranger quickly presents a dichotomous division that yields the art of weaving and defines it as the art in charge of clothes (Statesman 279c 280a).
We present a new algorithm for division operation with the optimum time complexity in the design of dividers.
Revamped and retooled, the Blue Jays could present a serious challenge to their division rivals: the Yankees, Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Boston.
Jon Miller, the new chief executive, is expected to present a plan for the AOL division to the board early next month and to investors in early December.
In this work, we present a small modification to the division free algorithm in order to keep the size of the numbers in a reasonable range for standard floating point numbers.
Mutual suspicion is now deeply entrenched.For several years, many within and beyond the European Union have bemoaned its inability to co-ordinate and present a common foreign policy, citing divisions over Russia as the clearest example.
