Sentence examples for spanning the division from inspiring English sources
He went hitless in Games 60 and 61 (in the division series this year); Games 40 to 42 (spanning the division and championship series in 2006); and Games 3-5 (in the 2001 division series).
Now Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Chicago, Ranganathan will lead their new center spanning the Division of the Biological Sciences and the Institute for Molecular Engineering.
To coordinate its ENM health and safety research efforts with its new Strategic Plan (Birnbaum 2012), the NIEHS has established a Nano Workgroup spanning the institute's extramural division, intramural division, Office of the Director, and division of the National Toxicology Program (NTP).
Given that cytochrome bd oxidases are widely distributed and well conserved, we sought to determine the prevalence and phylogenetic relationships of CydX in species spanning the major Eubacterial divisions.
To explore the likelihood of the fungal Nox activation mechanisms suggested in Figure 11, the occurrence of NOXR, Bem1, Cdc24, and CBSn-PB1 isologs were compared in 13 fungal genomes spanning the four fungal divisions: Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, Zygomycota, and Chytridiomycota (sequences are shown in Additional file 12).
These 24 AP2 mRNAs varied in abundance and amplitude but together formed a time-order sequence that spanned the tachyzoite division cycle (see five example mRNA curves in Fig. 8B).
The Duke Department of Medicine comprises 12 divisions spanning the specialties of internal medicine, from heart and lung to liver and kidney and more.
The write-up mentions that the division "offers everything needed for efficient, hassle-free, international flight operations," spanning the globe "from Aachen to Zhengzhou".
Willie Doherty's photography of The Westlink, a now demolished pedestrian bridge spanning the Catholic Falls Road and the Protestant Donegal Road, is a haunting image of division and dread.
Additionally, the more westerly situated population within Belarus (putative C. f. belorussicus) exhibits a mixture of haplotypes that span the putative east/west division (Figs 3 and 5).
