Sentence examples for smallest division of from inspiring English sources

Specimen The smallest division of a material used to determine a measurement, e.g., a piece of a pot fragment or a standard cylinder from a lava drill core.

Pericytes are the mural cells of the smallest division of the vascular system, the microvessels.

These are the smallest division of the federal government and are the scale at which many extension activities are organized.

In factories and prisons, the "technologies" of discipline (now known as time-and-motion studies, ergonomics and so on) broke all human tasks down into the smallest divisions of time and movement; once internalized by workers and prisoners, such discipline supposedly made them more manipulable.

The nation's top luxury brands in commerce aren't defined by the quality of the product, but by the quality of the people working at the largest and smallest divisions of the corporation.

It can generally be separated from A. pedatum by the shape of the ultimate segments (the smallest divisions of the leaf), and by its habitat on thin, exposed serpentine soils rather than in rich woodlands.

Formed in 1985 as a small division of Countrywide, IndyMac started making loans in the 1990s and became fully independent in 1997.

BP Alternative Energy was given its own headquarters in County Hall opposite the Houses of Parliament two years ago and its managing director, Vivienne Cox, oversaw a small division of 80 staff concentrating on wind and solar power.

The Welsh had a small division of outstanding candidates and nothing was more moving than the testimony of Leigh Halfpenny, who came to the tournament straight from a perilous foot operation and on the eve of the semi-final misadventure against France spoke of his debt to his grandfather, a former Swansea player, who met him after school and took him for kicking practice.

The whole thing seems designed to demonstrate Wall Street at its worst: short-term profit being put ahead of the long-term health of the company (that's why this small division of A.I.G. made these massive bets which put the firm on the hook for hundreds of billions of dollars in losses); pay for not-performance; and a refusal to change even after everything has fallen apart.

Hence, from the foregoing, railway is a very small division of Nigeria's transport subsector.