Sentence examples for time of division from inspiring English sources

Moreover, at the time of division, dimly discerned masses, now recognized as chromosomes, were seen to appear temporarily.

For Ali, who lived through a time of terrible discord and became known around the globe as a great unifier, his final journey, at a time of division in America, might be read as a moment of healing.

It was not, however, until the transitional period of the Five Dynasties (907 960), a time of division and strife, that ci became a major vehicle for lyrical expression.

After the fall of dictators and the promise of freedom and justice that brought, the past 12 months were a time of division and doubt in the Middle East and North Africa.

Our results strongly favour scenario one, the trifurcation (see direct and logistic regressions in Supplementary Figure S4), and the estimated time of division among the three populations is in the late Pleistocene or early Holocene (see Table 3).

In a decision that tried to balance Israel's democratic values and its social and security needs, the court called this a "time of division" and warned that "the recognition of selective conscientious objection might loosen the links that hold us together as a people".

Election time may be a time of divisions in the body politic.

The dogumentary, its creators told Variety, is supposed to be an "emotional salve"; an antidote to these "times of division, volatility and confusion".

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Time course of division groups (chlorophytes, cyanobacteria, and diatoms) in the Salar de Alconcha.

This provides molecular evidence of specific partitioning of an mRNA at the time of cell division.

The mean time of pedicle division was 8.8 days (7 10).