Sentence examples for smallest divisions in from inspiring English sources

The mapping division that contains Navteq has seen some layoffs in the last year and despite being one of the smallest divisions in the company in terms of revenues ($405 million in the last quarter) reported an operating loss of $1.6 billion.

The West is the smallest division in baseball, with only four teams, so an individual's contribution tends to stand out even more.

Whatever Nokia wants to call its mapping division, the unit continues to be the smallest division in the company.

It was the smallest division in the network, consisting of 19 actors (of whom 11 responded to network questions), in which the people had relatively close connections with each other, as well as with the other divisions.

Consequently, if the exact time range of a great number of species were tabulated, it might be found that even small divisions in time were characterized by a particular association or overlap of species, some of which lived no later, others no earlier.

He mentioned both Phil D'Amato and Jeff Mullins having small divisions in Lexington.

The response rate was higher in the smaller divisions than in the larger.

If is considered that the error introduced by the micrometer screw is half of its smallest division, 12.5 micrometers in the displacement, the error in the angle is ±0.0017° that results in a measurement capability ranging from 6.4 mm to 9.7 mm.

Communes are smallest administrative divisions in Vietnam.

Last season, Koclanes, the smallest Division I women's basketball player in Virginia, ranked third in the nation in assists with a conference-leading 7.56 a game, while averaging 11.3 points a game.

He said even larger corporate clients are testing out the concept of decentralising decision making in smaller divisions or branch offices or bringing in the principles in other ways such as open meetings where participants decide the agenda.