Sentence examples for transformation division from inspiring English sources

We helped seed and catalyse the market," says Ibrahim Rehman, director of Teri's social transformation division.

Every cell ultimately transforms (that is, divides, dies, or disintegrates, depending on the type of the cell), and we shall refer to the time that is necessary for any cell to complete its transformation as its lifespan, irrespective of the nature of the transformation (division, death or disintegration).

Since this transformation, the division has primarily taken on numerous training roles for other Army units.

Resurgence of cytolytic activity in vitro was accompanied by proliferative changes (DNA synthesis, blast transformation, cell division) which peaked on the 3rd day of culture.

In a memorandum to staff members, the ABC News president David Westin called the cutbacks a "fundamental transformation" for the division that would result in a leaner, smaller organization.

This category encompasses sub-categories including adaptations to atypical conditions, cell adhesion, pathogenesis, chemotaxis and motility, detoxification, toxin production and resistance, DNA transformation and cell division.

It is built using an extension of the multi-type Bellman-Harris branching process formulated by Hyrien et al [ 14] (see also [ 19- 21]) and which allows the distributions of the time to cell transformation (e.g., division or death) to depend on the transformation ultimately undergone by the cell.

But there is a second tendency: a transformation of the international division of labour, which radically destabilises the distribution of employment in the world.

One result of this transformation was a major division within the ranks of analytic philosophers, between those who practiced philosophy in the manner of the later Wittgenstein and those who preferred the Tractatus.

Given the unfavorable socio-cultural setting for women in most SSA, social empowerment of women requires transformation in terms of division of labor, as well as a change in the prevalent ideologies about the roles and responsibilities of women and men (Munyua and Mureithi 2008).

In this diagram, proteins such as cdk4 and hTERT play a passive role in transformation, simply allowing cell division to occur [33].