Sentence examples for s divisions from inspiring English sources

Major ticks are separated by 10 s from 0 to 20 s (with unlabeled minor ticks at 5 s increments), and thereafter major ticks are plotted in 100 s divisions from 21 to 200 s (with unlabeled minor ticks at 50 s increments).

Thames division had the smallest rifle allocation with 61, and "S" Division the largest with 190.

At various times, he has run G.M.'s divisions in South America, Asia and Europe.

When Mr. Welch ordained that all of G.E.'s divisions move heavily into services, Gems soon began providing hospitals with management-information systems as well as equipment.

The cars, as well as other models sold by G.M.'s divisions, were derided for looking too much alike; Lincoln lampooned them in an ad for its luxury cars.

Mr. Collins said in an interview that G.M.'s divisions were both independent and distinctive in those days; leaders like Mr. DeLorean "could stretch the rules and try things" without getting tangled up in corporate politics.

"Oldsmobile had too much in common with all the rest" of G.M.'s divisions, said David Martin, the executive director of brand consulting at the Interbrand Corporation in New York.

"Two of A.D.M.'s divisions that are notoriously hard to predict came in significantly below our expectations," a Citi Investment analyst, David Driscoll, wrote in a research note, adding that the report could worsen jitters for investors already worried about agriculture.

Europe's divisions are indeed grave.

The couple's political divisions are real.

Syria's divisions appear to be deepening.