Its branches are arranged spirally and spread nearly at right angles to the main stem, and the main branches subdivide in a similar manner.
This plant or cell divides, and the separate divisions divide and subdivide again and again, and in time the aggregate number is great enough to spread over a comparatively large surface, and thus become visible to the naked eye.
It then divides into two primary branches which ascend gradually and subdivide into spreading boughs.
These again subdivide into smaller twigs, and the twigs into leaves.
These gyri are separated from each other by fissures and sulci, some of which are considered to subdivide the hemisphere into lobes, whilst others separate the gyri in each lobe from each other.
No attempt should be made to subdivide the advance guard of a small force into all the elements previously described.
These, in turn, subdivide the front among their next lower units in the firing line.
Then--to begin with the women--I shall subdivide them into married and single.
They would subdivide it into Garden Homes for their industrious tillers of the soil.
The Thomists subdivide them into eleven, six in the coveting, and five in the invading.
Just at that time I wanted to take up something new, and Professor Barker suggested that I go to work and see if I could subdivide the electric light so it could be got in small units like gas.
But if, as an exception, it should be very slow, the conductor ought to subdivide it.
In describing the Columbian nations it is necessary, as in the other divisions, to subdivide the group; arbitrarily this may have been done in some instances, but as naturally as possible in all.
How was I to find the exact middle--for it must be exact--of even the four feet, much less divide and subdivide till I got down to the inches?
Then I could subdivide those into lengths of three inches, which, if not small enough for my calculation, could be still further subdivided into three equal parts, each of which would be the desired minimum of an inch.
The only true atom, the only thing which we cannot subdivide and cut in half, is the universe.
After perusing the work of Bonhoeffer, one feels that the author's endeavors to subdivide his material into this or that group are somewhat artificial.
As far as can be ascertained the author does not endeavor tosubdivide his degenerative states into so many types and forms.
If we subdivide a large class into smaller classes, and, again, subdivide these subdivisions, we come at last to single objects.
These divide and subdivide in the structure of the lungs, and terminate in the capillary vessels, which form a net-work around the air-cells, and become continuous with the minute branches of the pulmonary veins.
This trunk gives off branches, which divide and subdivide to their ultimate ramifications, constituting the great arterial tree which pervades, by its minute subdivisions, every part of the animal frame.
Subdivide foods rich in vitamines into foods rich in fat-soluble A, water-soluble B, water-soluble C.
For three letters, I subdivide these four Cells, by drawing an Inner Square, which I assign to m, the Outer Border being assigned to m'.
For five letters (adding e) I subdivide the 16 Cells of the previous Diagram by oblique partitions, assigning all the upper portions to e, and all the lower portions to e'.
Thus, having divided men according to the colour of their skins, if we wish to subdivideany of the classes, we must look out for some fresh attribute wherein some men of the same complexion differ from others, e.
A fleshy cyst--or heart--which includes an osseous cyst, must subdivide into several fibrous cones or muscles.
It was evidently employed to subdivide the end walls into bays similar to those in the remainder of the church, and thus provide a uniform elevation and window arrangement throughout the edifice.
The chief effect of this system upon the construction was to subdivide the outer line of the ambulatory into twice as many parts as there were in the apse.
I cannot subdivide myself, so I had bettersubdivide the time.
We may subdivide this journey into three sections, as follows: I.
For convenience we maysubdivide this period of wandering into its three journeys.
Then we may subdivide the human art of governing into the government of willing and unwilling subjects--royalty and tyranny--which are the extreme opposites of one another, although we in our simplicity have hitherto confounded them.
