South Africa could not have had a two-state solution: you couldn't partition the land and separate the owners from their captive labor force.
It could partition the development of particular applications into simple chunks and then go to a bazaar like TopCoder.com and tap hordes of software developers to write code for each chunk (the innovation mall mode).
We also showed that we could partition genetic variances more precisely when using relationship matrices derived from markers compared to using only pedigree information.
We used Apple laptops, because we could partition the computers and run both Windows-based and Mac-based software; with all the apps on our iPhones, and the ubiquity of the laptops one computer modeler glued to each we certainly reflected the West Coast bias to Steve Jobs' machines.
Iraq could partition itself into three parts, but that will take at least a few more years of strife.
For instance, if \(p\) is the proposition that it is raining, then we could partition this proposition very coarsely according to whether we go to the beach or not, but we could also partition \(p\) much more finely, for instance according to the precise millimetres-per-hour amount of rain.
Such simultaneous investigation could partition direct effects of light availability on plant reproduction through reproductive resource from indirect effects through changes in pollinator visitation rates.
In this case, the provider could partition these servers into computational units too, and therefore offer the consumer a choice of technology, with a choice of instance types to run upon it.
Doxorubicin hydrochloride was converted to a water-insoluble base (DOX), so that it could partition into the OA layer.
Perhaps, in this way we could partition and identify genetic ancestries of different populations, which due to their history of relative isolation, are considered as genetically homogenous.
Furthermore, the log of the octanol water coefficient (log Kow)—a measure of fat solubility suggests that some nonpersistent OPs such as malathion (log Kow = 4.5) could partition into the lipid fraction of breast milk.
