Sentence examples for through divided from inspiring English sources

To that end, he has embarked on this magnificently self-serving journey through divided Britain.

In the home of Oscar and Isabel Molino in Flushing, friends have been gathering to watch the games and sort through divided allegiances.

But I also imagine his persistence as a walking anecdote: "Did you see that stupid gringo, pushing that block of ice?" Alÿs is a perpetual gringo, whether walking through Mexico, running a stick across the railings in front of posh London houses, or trailing a line of green paint from a leaking can through divided Jerusalem, following the invisible Green Line.

Supernatants were separated by size exclusion chromatography using a 24 ml Superdex S-200 column (GE Life Sciences, Little Chalfont, UK) in filter sterilised PBS (pH 7.4) at 0.5 ml min−1 and column flow through divided into 1 ml fractions using an AKTAPrime protein purification system (GE Life Sciences).

PUE is computed through dividing total energy by computing energy, which is a typical performance metric.

Each granulation view can generate a granular structure through dividing a cognitive target into some meaningful information granules.

Finally, a ratio index was developed to further highlight soil covers through dividing the NDSI by the first component of tasseled cap transformation (TC1).

The SKM modelling approach is applied through dividing the channel into a number of different panels and defining the boundary conditions to the domain.

In addition, through dividing the original problem into smaller subproblems, the computational load has been reduced, and there is no extra storage cost for the detector's adaptiveness on the slope resolution of lines during detection.

In the earlier work (Torres-Ortega and Rong, 2016), we have obtained new intensified systems for lignocellulosic bioethanol separation and dehydration through dividing wall columns, which have considerable reduction to both capital and energy costs.

For taking into account the alpha-error-cumulation, a Bonferroni correction (Abdi 2007) was conducted for the Wald-tests through dividing the defined significance level by the number of performed tests per dimension.