Sentence examples for proceeds to divide from inspiring English sources
The brakes on the cell cycle high p53 levels are then removed, and the cell proceeds to divide.
WTI should have its debt repaid and there may be some additional proceeds to divide up among investors.
One then locates the definiendum in one of the sub-genera, and proceeds to divide this by another differentia, and so on, until one arrives at the definiendum species.
2. Donald Gilles (1993) and Larry Laudan (1990) have each also suggested that multiple, distinct theses have been mistakenly conflated as "the" thesis of underdetermination, but each proceeds to divide up the terrain much differently than I have.
Mustered out, as a lieutenant colonel, early in 1946, Geisel proceeded to divide his time for several years between children's books and motion pictures.
Bender said the man who gave her the items worked for U-Haul and brought a suitcase full of Smith's goods to her home, where she and her roommate proceeded to divide them up.
The three men, delivering the material in a parody of an ESPN Sports Center," proceed to divide sports into nine categories ("Ball and Stick," "Sports Played in a Circle," "Fastest and Strongest") and then visit each continent to review what is or used to be played there.
When the blocked cells are moved to an α-factor free media they proceed to divide synchronously.
Consequently, the maternal and paternal nuclei proceed to divide independently resulting in several possible progenies including normal tetraploids, diploids, haploids, or chimeric embryos.
If approved, the act would authorize state officials to raise $3.8 billion through general obligation bonds, with the proceeds to be divided almost evenly between state highway and bridge projects and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
The historian Walter Williams recounts a number of instances in which black prisoners were enslaved, stating that "one Confederate colonel …. ordered the sale of black captives, with the proceeds to be divided among the soldiers".
