Sentence examples for virtually divided from inspiring English sources
But the city remains virtually divided.
In recent polls, Chicagoans seemed virtually divided, with many residents concerned that the Games could take away resources from schools and hospitals and the transportation system.
With the United States as a global superpower, the four (and later five) American regional commands virtually divided the entire world among them, a world completely changed of course by the attacks of Sept. 11.
For effective monitoring, each service execution process of the service provider is virtually divided into phases.
The drop probability values (hat {d}(i|i-1)), 1≤i≤N, that will be supplied for change detection are estimated as follows: the profile window is virtually divided into non-overlapping blocks of size k.
The inactive portion is virtually divided into two parts: the th ECMA-368 superframe starts simultaneously to the second part of the inactive portion of the -th IEEE 802.15.4 superframe, while the the th ECMA-368 superframe ends simultaneously to the first part of the inactive portion of the th IEEE 802.15.4 superframe.
In this paper, a novel high-order model is proposed to address this problem by virtually dividing the tubing into adjacent segments, which are connected by virtual channels.
In 1262, as crown prince, he compelled his father, whom he had assisted in the Bohemian war, to surrender 29 counties to him, virtually dividing Hungary into two kingdoms; while afterward he seized the southern banate of Macso, which led to a fresh war between father and son in which the latter triumphed.
If we can virtually divide this plot in segments of SDGs (horizontally) and the compression ratios (vertically), then the ideal desirable coder performance should be in the right top corner of the plot (high-compression ratios and excellent SDG scores).
And since the State Legislature is virtually evenly divided -- the House has 49 Democrats and 49 Republicans, and Democrats hold a one-seat majority in the Senate -- nothing much ever gets accomplished.
World War II severely disrupted the postal service, and the German occupation forces exerted strict control over mail conveyed within a homeland that had been divided into virtually separate zones.
