Sentence examples for smallest divisions of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The team is also working on ways smaller divisions of the villages can report data.

Numerous biozones representing smaller divisions of Turonian rocks are recognized by index fossils such as certain ammonites and a Cretaceous clam (Inoceramus labiatus).

The common rule of Egyptian masons and carpenters was made of wood, had a narrow cross section, and had one beveled edge, with the two left-hand palms carrying the smaller divisions of digits.

It is uncertain how early the smaller divisions of the shires were called "hundreds," but they now became universal (except in the northern Danelaw, where an area called a wapentake carried on its fiscal and jurisdictional functions).

The major studios are small divisions of international conglomerates, such as Sony and Viacom, and, as one studio head observes, the declining margins mean that "our owners don't need us to swing for the fences at all costs in hopes we can justify our existence.