The central divide in the election was between supporters and opponents of the deal.
Class has declined as the central divide in British politics.
Seen from this historical perspective, the Roman becomes the central dividing line between ancient literature and the literature of the current age: Greek poetry, he claimed in 1800, "began with and finally again converged in epic; our poetry began with and finally again will converge in the Roman".
But America attributes the difficulties to a central divide between those countries - led by China - insisting rich countries bear the entire burden of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the position held by the US that rapidly emerging countries must also take action.
For all the talk of compromise and suggestions by Republicans at one point on Thursday that a deal might be close, it appeared by Friday that the central philosophical divide — between holding the line on spending and raising taxes to maintain services for those most in need — had never really been crossed.
At about three o'clock in the afternoon, Sergei informed me that, according to the map, we had just crossed the divide between the watershed of central Siberia and the basin of the Amur River.
Our results further showed that BtpB colocalises with sites of accumulated ubiquitinated proteins, which were equally observed in non-transfected cells, not only in the cytoplasm but also in the nucleus and at a discrete region in the central spindle region between dividing cells, to which cytokinetic proteins are recruited to promote cell division.
The central epoch between 400 ms before and 400 ms after key press was divided into eight equal time windows, 100 ms each.
Russian dialects are divided into the Northern group (stretching from St . Petersburgeastward across Siberia), the Southern group (in most of central and southern Russia), and the Central group (between Northern and Southern).
The central relationship between Tom and Danny proves compelling.
