They then began to divide into embryos, but none grew past the six-cell stage.
Rockefeller's Standard Oil Co. had abused its monopoly power to keep others from competing and ordered the company to divide into 34 separate companies.
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In analysing China's economic forays into Europe, it helps to divide them into three categories (even if some of these distinctions are fuzzier in China than elsewhere).
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For the sake of organization, it's also possible to divide songs into different playlists.
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One way to size-up the world is to divide people into four categories.
It is necessary to divide costs into public costs and private costs.
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Finnigan notes that Google Plus, the new Google social networking site, makes it easier to divide contacts into discreet groups like friends, family, and professional contacts.
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He says because the companies didn't decide to divide patients into those with and without APOE until after the study finished, there is a meaningful risk that the positive results are due solely to chance.
The AU must not repeat the mistakes of the previous OAU. The continent is so big they may have to divide it into regions and have regional AU offices for Southern Africa, Central Africa, East Africa, West Africa and North Africa perhaps.
It would be better by far to divide Britain into nominal provinces and have all of the directly elected councillors for the metropolitan areas, other urban areas and the county councils gather together and elect from within their own ranks representatives to go to the upper house.
If one were to divide California into four major political regions, each with about one quarter of the voters, each would itself be one of the 10 largest states in the nation. ("Almanac of American Politics, " 1998) Partisan division in California runs along cultural rather than economic lines, and there are sharp divisions between coastal and inland California and between the state's northern and southern regions.
This seems to have led him to divide almost everybody into friends and foes, and to draw rigid lines between good and evil in virtually all matters, commercial as well as moral.
As I will elaborate, I find it useful to divide these tools into three groups.
To see how this has come about, it helps to divide the recession into three phases.
Their solution was to divide the screen into, say, 300 tiles of 1, 024 pixels each, for a total of 307, 200 pixels.
One entry suggests rapid tram systems to divide the capital into neighbourhoods barred to through traffic, leaving streets free for pedestrians and cyclists.
He says one secret to enduring wealth is for families to divide their fortunes into two buckets: the "spending" bucket and the "appreciation" bucket.
In 1995, Bosnia's warring sides reached a compromise in Geneva, agreeing to divide the nation into two states: one for the rebel Serbs and another for the Muslims and Croats.
He's also discussed a plan to divide the country into regions to tackle security problems and to create a new national gendarmerie force, which could eventually send Mexico's military out of the streets and back into their barracks.
Since Rio, governments have been hampered by a decision there to divide the world into one group of mostly rich countries that were supposed to cut emissions and another of mostly poor ones that did not have to.
Although the seasonal equinoxes and solstices seem to divide the year into four equal parts, when you count the days of what we officially call winter, spring, summer and fall, each season is different, says Bing Quock, acting chairman of the Morrison Planetarium at the California Academy of Sciences.
Even if others are keen on a field, however huge, in pristine jungle nearly 500 kilometres and a mountain range from the populated coast, new bids would take time: Perupetro, the state oil firm, says it would take the rest of 1998 to prepare bidding specifications, under the government's new plan to divide the deal into three: operation of the field, the main pipelines, and distribution.
Technologically According to Traqline 2012inspired by Samsung's highly successful FlexDuo Oven, the NE58F9710SR offers new kinds of flexible cooking options that enable families to use the full large 5.8 cu. ft. capacity oven cavity for larger dishes like holiday turkeys, or they can use the Smart Divider to divide the oven into 2.4 cu. ft. and 3.3 cu. ft. top and bottom compartments for smaller items like dinner and dessert.
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But getting stem cells to divide without them turning into other cell types is an even bigger problem.
Under the broad outline for the farm-trade talks agreed last summer, countries pledged to divide their tariff barriers into different tiers.
This could allow us to divide the general population into risk categories, in order to better target monitoring and preventative strategies, such as screening for breast and bowel cancer, to those at greatest risk.
In order to be useful to scientists, cells derived from embryos also must be able to divide almost endlessly and be able to turn into any type of human tissue, at least in theory.
CT, voters divide into groups to register their support for a particular candidate.
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Later in the morning the ISM manufacturing report for August is expected to cross the divide between expansion into contraction territory.
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Witty's signature move in 2008 was to divide early-stage research into 40 biotech-style research teams, with between 7 and 70 scientists each.
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