Sentence examples for specialized division from inspiring English sources

Adam Smith hypothesized that impersonal exchange was necessary for a society to develop specialized division of labor and create wealth.

Ruder Finn, the public-relations firm, promotes religious titles through a specialized division.

Work in complex organizations requires a highly specialized division of labor.

A specialized division of chromosomes called meiosis occurs during the formation of the reproductive cells, or gametes, of sexually reproducing organisms.

Francoise Echegarray, who is producing "The Lady and the Duke" for Pathe Images, the specialized division of the French studio Pathe, suggests that the detail work may be what fascinated Mr. Rohmer in the first place.

This was true during the industrial revolution when technological breakthroughs in the application of energy to useful work made possible the factory system with its highly specialized division of labor.

In both countries, MCOs were in fact specialized divisions of SHIs or joint outsourced operations that were managed without much cooperation with traditional CC divisions.

Today, we train law enforcement teams around the country in the best ways to stop animal cruelty in their communities, and a number of police departments and district attorneys are creating specialized divisions to focus on animal cruelty crimes.

The lawsuit was filed after a series of conference calls among executives of the studio-based specialized divisions, independent companies and MPAA President Jack Valenti failed to produce a compromise.

Production of haploid gametes from diploid progenitor cells is mediated by a specialized cell division, meiosis, where two divisions, meiosis I and II, follow a single S phase.

During gamete production, germline cells undergo a specialized cell division (meiosis) where two consecutive nuclear divisions follow a single DNA replication event thereby reducing the chromosome number by half.