Sentence examples for under four divisions from inspiring English sources
In general, the packing parameter classifies the structure of the micelles under four divisions; spherical, cylindrical/wormlike, vesicles, or lamellar micelles (Lequeux 1996).
Instead of a marketing component for each product line, the whole effort will come under two divisions: consumer electronics and home appliances.
The experimental work will be reviewed under three divisions according to the character of the material interposed.
Lt. Gen. John C. Pemberton's Confederate Army of Mississippi inside the Vicksburg line consisted of four divisions, under Maj.
This field force was divided into two armies: The Northern Army which stretched from the North-West Frontier to Bengal with five divisions and three brigades under command and the Southern Army which stretched from Baluchistan to southern India and it in turn had four divisions under command and two formations outside the subcontinent.
He made Bangalore the capital and divided the princely state into four divisions, each under a British superintendent.
Under Perelman's control, Revlon sold four divisions: two were sold for $1 billion, its vision care division was sold for $574 million and its National Health Laboratories division was spun out to the public market in 1988.
In accordance with their dimensions, all structural irregularities in solid materials are conveniently considered under four main divisions: point defects (e.g. vacancies), line defects (e.g. dislocations), planar defects (e.g. boundaries and stacking faults), and micro- and mesoscale volume defects (e.g. inclusions and voids).
The scope of this research was limited to only three subdivisions (Santa, Bamenda, and Ndop) under just two divisions (Mezam and Ngoketungia) but gives a representation of the geomorphic surfaces in the NW region of Cameroon.
For Rosmini, the problem of being is finally considered under the three divisions of the science of theosophy: ontology, rational theology and cosmology, each of which must enter into the other if the science is to be complete.
