Sentences with phrase «characterized by division»

Today NPP is characterized by Division, Disorganization, chaos and gross leadership failure.

She has identified several areas now characterized by division where things might be pulled together around the study of the congregation.

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Roman society was characterized by rigid ethnic and class divisions.

Division theologies — by which families are separated, cultural traditions undermined, and natural communities destroyed — characterized even some of the most astute of Western theologians.

Our modern society is characterized by an ever growing division of labor, the diversification of tasks, and the specialization of our university education.

One type, characterized by the presence of dynamic, unstable, nucleosomes, is found at highly expressed genes, such as those involved in the control of cell growth and division.

Variability in single - cell organisms is characterized by differences in generation time — the time from birth to division — and differences in cell biomass growth rate.

Furthermore, cells in which MELK had been depleted displayed asymmetric division (Figure 6G), characterized by an unequal allocation of cell mass into daughter cells.

Attentive to class divisions, manners, and behavioral nuances, Frears's films of plays by Peter Prince, David Cook, David Hare, Stephen Poliakoff, and especially Alan Bennett were characterized by a visual economy and drollness, though Frears regards himself an auteur or stylist no more than do his champions.

All four countries underwent a process of economic diversification characterized by a growth in the complexity of the division of labour and in the relative importance of the secondary and tertiary sectors (manufacturing and services).

This spatial power relationship is generally observed as existing within a hyper - segregated hierarchical power regime, characterized by socioeconomic divisions defined by class categories or tribal based constructs, manifesting along bloodlines, ethnicity, race, religion, political identity, language, and cultural traits.