Sentence examples for subsequent subdivision from inspiring English sources

Subsequent subdivision of these eras into specific geologic periods finally provided the hierarchy for describing the relative dating of geologic events.

A rich literature on the dynamics of subsequent subdivision of these "Group Ranches" elucidates a complex interplay of exogenous and endogenous drivers.

This is based on subsequent subdivision of the data set in an iterative fashion and appears to be one of the best compromises between reliability, ease of implementation and computing time.

The network (or subsequent subdivision) is indivisible if there is no division that increases modularity.

However, in the polysphondylids there is a subsequent subdivision of labor in the lateral whorls, with both spore and stalk cells developing, while in D. laterosoum (and D. rosarium) all laterally distributed amoebae become only spore cells [ 31, 32].

Armstrong has rightly asserted that the Registrar General's creation of a specific mortality rate for infants, and subsequent subdivision of the first year of life into smaller analysable components, not only reflects the emergence of a social awareness of infant mortality, but indeed created social, statistical, and medical recognition of the infant as a discrete and significant entity.

Through subsequent sales and subdivisions, the current complex sits on 110 acre of the original land.

Interestingly, removing hybrids (when K = 4) from the subsequent Structure analysis suggests additional population subdivision within Cluster M that was otherwise obscured.

The proposed iterative algorithm is deterministic, and it attains finite ε-convergence to the global optimum through the successive subdivision of the original region and the subsequent solution of nonconvex optimization problems.

In a subsequent article from 1993 where the rationale for the subdivision of each 10 sub-factor was elaborated, Renwick admitted that the limited data presented would support applying a 10-fold factor to interspecies toxicokinetics alone [ 36].

This can be due to well-known phenomena such as gene duplication and subsequent sub- and neo-functionalisation (reviewed in [ 1]), population subdivision and asymmetric gene flow [ 2], introgression [ 3], incomplete lineage sorting [ 4], hybridisation [ 5], copy number variation [ 6], and parallel adaptive evolution [ 7].