Sentence examples for representation division from inspiring English sources

Stretford will remain head of the company's player representation division and continue his normal duties in that capacity.

His company, Shalit Global, opened a television representation division two years ago, and also includes a music and branding business.

The ad hoc Committee on Chemical Identity and Nomenclature Systems (CCINS) was eventually replaced by the new IUPAC Division VIII Chemical Nomenclaturee and Structure Representation Division) and responsibility for the InChI project was given to the Division VIII Subcommittee on the IUPAC Chemical Identifier (InChI) [15] where it currently resides [16].

argues that measuring spindle angles using centrosome labeling in 3D is essential to obtain an accurate representation of division orientation distribution.

For instance, Goertzel's transformation of (M,R) in category theory into a representation in division algebra [ 39] was dismissed by Louie for the reason that it altered the entailment structure [ 21].

3) A recent paper by Juergen Knoblich's group (Juschke et al., Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2014 Jan 21 111 3):1014-9) argues that measuring spindle angles using centrosome labeling in 3D is essential to obtain an accurate representation of division orientation distribution.

"The visit constitutes a harm to the Palestinian representation, boosts the division and does not serve the Palestinian interests," said a statement by Mr. Abbas that appeared on the Web site of the official Wafa news agency.

Such a division of representation would run counter to the status quo and to the original intent of the international community in recognising the PLO.

When the common Lyapunov function cannot be achieved, tighter geometric representation or parameter space division into sectors can ensure the existence of stabilizing controller gains, as its is interpreted as minimizing the nuclear norm of the vertex tensor.

This geographic tour of the world rests on a very 19th-century concept of what a map is.Kaplan defines it as "the spatial representation of humanity's divisions," by which he means not just a representation of physical territory, but of topography.

This results in a push for public health initiatives to have representation according to administrative divisions such as a surveillance site in each province or to apply statistical approaches for calculation of the number of sentinel sites.