Sentence examples for would partition from inspiring English sources

Left alone, we realized, Perelmann's son would partition his relationship with his father ad infinitum, and for each infinitesimal slice of relationship he would purchase a hat.

Consequently, the cryptanalyst would partition the cipher symbols into three and nine monoalphabets and attempt to solve each of these as a simple substitution cipher.

The two-dimensional strategy would partition the plane into two regions and, and map vectors to numbers by projecting them to the plane and then assigning them to based on the region into which they fall.

Instead of using averages drawn across the entire customer base, for example, a more subtle analysis would partition the base into behaviorally and attitudinally homogeneous groups that spend at different levels, and it would estimate the shape of acquisition and retention curves for each group.

He evokes the utter silence in the neighbourhood as they gather at midnight to listen on the radio to the result of the UN vote that would partition Palestine to create a Jewish state, the child feeling with his hand the tears on his father's face.

If the load distribution was asymmetric, i.e. there are different number of users in each cell, then the distributed architecture in CFFR-LR would partition the bandwidth differently for each cluster.

One irony, if he fell, might be that Sinn Féin would be partitioned, effectively evidence that partition is organic and inevitable in Ireland.

He added that he would "decidedly partition off the WC … The Bather would be happier and easier in mind, if the WC did not demonstrate itself obtrusively".

Abu-Bakr Baeira, a leading lawmaker in the Tobruk parliament, described the court's decision as "politicised" and said it would further partition Libya.

He believed bitterly that Adams's and McGuinness's policy of using "the armalite and the ballot box" would perpetuate partition and keep "the occupied six counties", as he termed Northern Ireland, inside the UK.

For example, we had not anticipated that students would actually partition a bar into 21 pieces to successfully make a bar of length 14 based on a bar of length 21.