Sentence examples for stable divide from inspiring English sources

For weeks now, the contest as been characterized by a remarkably stable divide between the voters supporting Mitt Romney and those supporting his opponents.

Without a stable dividing line we will always be peacekeepers in a land with no peace to keep.

Since the Kosovo war ended before a stable dividing line could be established there, we need to draw that now.

Defeat for Mr Frei, Chile's president from 1994 to 2000, would overturn Chile's stable political divide, with almost 60% habitually backing the centre-left and some 40% the right.

The constant factor represents the size of the implicit initial stable population divided by the mean age of fertility (approximately the length of a generation).

But South Africa's leaders have put in place some of the measures needed to make the country a more prosperous, more stable and less divided place.

In Figure 4A, the curved line dividing stable and unstable regions represents the function of μ b ′, which depends on the pore fluid pressure ratio λ at the critical state.

Calves belonging to the same production cohort were housed in the same stable, which was divided into different compartments in all but two herds.

On the other hand, lentiviral vectors accomplish the integration of the reporter gene in the host cell chromatin allowing stable expression in dividing cells [ 84] and circumventing immunogenicity [ 85].

Minisatellites, a type of repetitive element composed of repeat units 15−100 bp in length, are stable in actively dividing cells but change in composition during meiosis and in stationary-phase cells.

These repetitive elements are predominantly stable in actively dividing cells yet change in repeat length as well as in composition during meiosis (Jauert et al. 2002; Richard et al. 2008).