Перевод слова

Перевод: subdivide

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подразделять; подразделяться

Тезаурус:

1. But some libraries subdivide initially by subject, allowing the department to sort out relative expenditure on books and periodicals.
2. A second character - say colour - could be chosen randomly to subdivide each order into families, and so on, until a complete hierarchical classification was achieved.
3. For instance, we might sort a group of Roman coins into groups by different emperors and then subdivide these groups by some further criterion, such as the type of portrait which occurs or the inscription found with it.
4. At that time, Russell Mills, an artist who was looking for a dwelling that would be large enough also to provide studio space, realised that the building might subdivide suitably to meet, at low cost, the similar needs of fellow artists and designers.
5. Often they simply subdivide the category of "women" to mark differences of sexuality, "race", age, and class.
6. How a long-net is used to surround a warren, with one or more nets set internally to subdivide the enclosed area to restrict rabbit movements.
7. "We can subdivide later."
8. Recent attempts to subdivide the largely homogeneous psammites of the Grampian Group into shallow- and deep-water facies are supported in part by the regional distributions of elements such as cobalt and vanadium.
9. When they had grouped things into general sets, they began to subdivide them, e.g. different types of egg boxes, different pictures on yoghurt pots, different coloured polystyrene trays, long tubes and short tubes.
10. Some authorities subdivide them into three types - the down-awn hairs, the awn hairs and the guard-awn hairs - but these subtle distinctions are of little value.
11. Finally, you may wish to subdivide these blocks into smaller areas, either permanently or for short periods for even greater control when strip- or paddock-grazing a ley or for folding stock over roots.
12. It is important to subdivide the hypertensive diabetic into insulin-dependent (Type 1) or non-insulin-dependent (Type 2).
13. To further subdivide them may make record-keeping impossibly complicated.