Sentence examples for theoretical divisions from inspiring English sources

Reporter visited Dr. Jastrow at the Goddard Institute on W. 112 St, one of the theoretical divisions of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Unravelling institutions of the scale of ABN is complex: customers, employees and IT systems will bleed messily across the neat theoretical divisions between consortium members.The end of the ABN saga does not herald a rush of dealmaking among banks.

Because of his efforts, Teller hoped to become the head of the theoretical division.

At Los Alamos he became the youngest group leader in the theoretical division of the Manhattan Project.

In 1943 he joined the Los Alamos Laboratory (now the Los Alamos National Laboratory) in New Mexico as the head of its theoretical division.

A "mere theoretical division of loyalties" was not enough to call the validity of the conviction into question, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for the majority.

Dr. Bell joined the staff at Los Alamos the same year, working in the theoretical division when it was producing designs for thermonuclear weapons.

The Manhattan Project was lead by General Leslie Groves and heading up the theoretical division was Robert Oppenheimer, the obvious Cumberbatch role when the inevitable biopic is made.

Lebedev Physics Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences (FIAN), where he organized and headed the theoretical division, a position he occupied until his death.

For example, the 19th-century theorists Michel Muchaqa of Damascus and Mohammed Chehab al-Dīn of Cairo introduced the theoretical division of the scale into 24 quarter tones.

But Justice Scalia said for the 5-to-4 majority in Mickens v. Taylor, No. 00-9285, thet the dual representation was a "mere theoretical division of loyalties" that did not call the conviction or sentence into question.