Sentence examples for principle division from inspiring English sources
All RMP species have both short- and long-form pirs, indicating that the presence or absence of an extended repetitive region has evolved once and defines a principle division in pir diversity.
Rage and anger is understandable, but I hope people inclined toward this viewpoint appreciate that one of the principle divisions between us and our enemies is that we hold ourselves to a higher standard, we take our humanity more seriously and we intend to live up to our moral obligations.
As long as there was the perception that the two sides agreed on the principle of division of the land, the Palestinian security forces had no compunction in fighting those who opposed the division.
The first book worked brilliantly because it was based on a sound economic principle: the division of labour.
SF-CAES technique is established on the principle of division of compression and expansion process of gas turbine generator.
The principle of division is in accordance with the actual conditions and power characteristics of the wind turbine.
Darwin saw this clearly: "the more diversified the descendants from any one species become in structure, constitution, and habits, by so much will they be better enabled to seize on many and widely diversified places in the polity of nature," applying to nature the principle of division of labor in human society.
On 3 June 1947, the British government announced that the principle of division of British India in two independent states was accepted.
"Principle 1 tripartite division": follows directly from these 2 sets of assumptions.
The contribution to understanding that a classification may make is in direct proportion to the penetration of the bases of religious life exhibited in its principles of division.
In England Marc Brunel, a French-born inventor and engineer, established a production line to manufacture blocks (pulleys) for sailing ships, using the principles of division of labour and standardized parts.
