Sentence examples for sophisticated division from inspiring English sources

The attackers had a sophisticated division of labor, according to the indictment.

"The kidnappers are developing a sophisticated division of labor," Jose Trinidad Larrieta, the head of the attorney general's organized crime unit, said in an interview this week.

The honey bee (Apis mellifera) is a highly eusocial insect and is characterized by its sophisticated division of labor, dance communication for efficient use of resources, and its high degree of cohesion, functioning as a "superorganism" [1].

Not only do relatives engage in different ways, and at different levels, with an older person's assisted living needs, but families may develop sophisticated division of labour in this regard which is hard to tease out but which has significant implications for embedding ALTs within the care network.

At Electronic Arts, which probably has the most sophisticated divisions for generating new revenue, subscription-based Web sites contributed just $50 million of its $3 billion in revenue last year.

As communications technology has become more specialized and sophisticated, the two divisions don't have much in common.

The big secret they missed is that Microsoft hasn't ever earned significant profits in the consumer hardware business, nor has its executives proven any business acumen in delivering what consumers want in hardware or creative entertainment, excluding, of course, Microsoft's impressive and highly sophisticated keyboard and mouse division.

The researchers, who are from Cardiff University's Crime and Security Research Institute, go on to assert that the weaponizing of social media to exacerbate societal division requires "a more sophisticated 'post-event prevent' stream to counter-terrorism policy".

Studio divisions that specialized in sophisticated films, like Warner Independent Pictures and Paramount Vantage, have recently been closed or diminished.

(My colleagues Michael Porter and Andrew Warner are currently developing sophisticated indicators of these new technological divisions, and confirming their importance in accounting for growth).Many of the technologically-excluded regions, especially in the tropics, are caught in a poverty trap.

What is now on view, in the first and in part of the second of the exhibition's four major divisions, is a more sophisticated presentation with a less cluttered format and it is easier to follow.