Sentence examples for with no division from inspiring English sources
In the 41 years leading into this season, the Clippers made only seven playoff appearances (with no division titles) and lost 50 or more games 27 times.
Comprehensive school, in England, secondary school offering the curricula of a grammar school, a technical school, and a secondary modern school, with no division into separate compartments.
But Marshall McLuhan predicted that the Third World War would be "a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation," and that's exactly what it has turned out to be.
With nine games between division opponents, including Monday night's showdown between the Jets and the New England Patriots, and with no division led by more than one game entering Sunday, the N.F.L. had the late-season tension it craved.
The office of The Public Interest consisted of a single room with no division between the editor-in-chief and his assistants and interns.
The mouse colon is rather smooth with no division, whereas the human large intestine is sub-compartmentalized into pouches (called haustra; see Box 1 for a glossary of terms, and see Fig. 1), which are absent in the mouse colon.
Back before playoffs took over sports, baseball had two leagues with no divisions.
(D ) Guard cells exhibiting pavement cell-like lobed growth with no divisions or expression of stomatal and cell cycle reporters.
These results tie in with the fact that fruit entered a lag phase, with little or no division or expansion, and most processes were switched off before triggering the véraison.
First, it presents a hypothesis regarding the development of a cultural factor that induces indigenous peoples to work on a small scale: indigenous peoples prefer workshop discipline (lack of hierarchy and work with little or no division of labor; for example, a craftsperson in a family workshop) to factory discipline (hierarchy and division of labor; for example, a worker on a production line).
For this model, North South and East West gradients (as well as their associated kernel matrices) are approximated by simple first differences (no division with the spherical distance), in a similar fashion to how the gradients are commonly treated for modeling, see, for example, Finlay et al.
