Sentence examples for the main subdivision from inspiring English sources

In effect, even less of a Burleian legacy is to be found in later authors specifically with respect to consequence, in particular as the formal vs. material distinction became the main subdivision of consequence later on (albeit under different formulations).

For example, in this text Boethius introduces the distinction between natural and accidental consequences, which then remains the main subdivision of consequences up until the 14th century (when it is surpassed by the distinction between formal and material consequences).

The main subdivision in the bank voles separated Schledehausen from all other populations, which is in contrast to the topology of subdivision in PUUV populations.

While confirming the main subdivision, Ward's clustering also pointed to a finer structure linked to grapevine uses, family structure or local geographic groups.

In their study, van 't Veer et al. [ 7] also found that the main subdivision of tumors by unsupervised clustering was into two groups based on ER-α status.

It seems though, that distance was also an important factor for these species, and they were likely able to perform short overwater dispersals more often than long ones, leading to the main subdivision being between northern (Praslin-group) and southern (Mahé group, including Silhouette and North) islands.

The illustrates this problem with a few basic words from the main subdivisions.

The main subdivisions of astrology that developed after genethlialogy are general, catarchic, and interrogatory.

For each fish, the main subdivisions of the adductor mandibulae (A1, A2, and A3), the major jaw closing muscles, were excised and weighed with an Ohaus HH-320 digital scale to the nearest 0.1 g.

The main subdivisions are "Scientific Networks," "Scientific Practice," "Controversy," "Religion," and "Beauty".

In particular, the differences in the SSA exhibited by neurons in the three main subdivisions of the MGB need to be clarified.