According to a Coroado tradition, a feud between two families had caused the aboriginal tribe to divide in two.
Immature leukemia cells continue to divide in the bone marrow, which leads to rapid death if left untreated.
Starting in 1974, couples were given six months of paid leave to divide in any way they chose.
Cells need to divide in all of us to remain alive, to grow and repair our bodies; sometimes this process goes wrong and the result is cancer.
No chance to divide in order to rule was out of bounds, Rove believed, and if transforming a sacred moment of collective suffering into a profane strategy for winning an election could be thought, it could be done.
Currently it takes about 9 to 10 hours of computer time to simulate a single division of the smallest cell — about the same time the cell takes to divide in its natural environment.
Then they stimulate the cell electrically and it begins to divide in a laboratory dish, enabling scientists to harvest stem cells that can be used for research on potential therapies.
So if Mr Saiz had run his language-premium study against a parallel-universe America, in which the last half-century had been a golden age of language-learning, he might have found a bigger foreign-language bonus (and a bigger GDP pie to divide) in that more open and export-oriented fantasy America.
In order for the cell to divide in half, the peptidoglycan structure must be different in the hemispherical cap than in the straight portion of the cell wall, and different wall-cross-linking enzymes must be active at the septum than elsewhere.
The president has to try to divide in order to win, says Lo Chih-cheng of Taiwan's Institute for National Policy Research, a think-tank.In 2000, despite a divided opposition, Mr Chen secured only 2% more of the vote than Mr Soong.
When a parish reaches a certain size, it is encouraged to divide in two, with part of the congregation moving to a nearby location, usually with a newly ordained pastor, a process that the Redeemed, adopting a bit of American evangelical lingo, call "church planting".
