Sentence examples for work divides from inspiring English sources

In many ways his work divides into before Japan and after Japan; he returned with a new appreciation for plainness and translated his faith in geometry into three dimensions.

This work divides data extraction into two groups: (1) Methods, where the different methodological approaches of trust in VANET are synthesized   (2) Demographics of the published works, e.g., the year of publication  .

Similarly, on the original rubric, there was a dimension titled "Student-directed Learning," which included the following attributes: refers to guidelines of rubric to direct work, divides and completes tasks, negotiates roles within group, checks for understanding regarding process and/or content, and provides peer feedback, assistance, and/or redirection.

Their work divides SNOs into stable and unstable groups, the former of which shields the NO-cysteine bond from degradation.

D'Oliveira's work divides violence or abuse in health care into four dimensions: neglect; verbal violence, including rough treatment, threats, scolding, shouting, and intentional humiliation; physical violence, including denial of pain-relief when technically indicated; and sexual violence [ 9].

Then the robot goes to work, dividing the total vista into segments and clicking away.

In the postwar film world those interested in Riefenstahl's work divided into apologists or detractors.

(In 2010, she published "MEC,"—a book of her work, divided into categories including Mistakes, Boredom, and Lies with Steidl).

It's very notable how often those defending the "real work" divide are also systems administrators of some sort.

Ryan Trecartin The first UK solo exhibition by LA-based Ryan Trecartin, whose work divided audiences at the 2010 Liverpool Biennial when it was first shown here.

There's a powerful politics at work dividing them, but it has much more to do with gender than with a political liberalism narrowly conceived.