division
ਵੰਡ
definition
noun
the division of the land into small fields
the action of separating something into parts, or the process of being separated.
a growing sense of division between north and south
disagreement between two or more groups, typically producing tension or hostility.
example
In such ways are the seeds of social 'division' and sectarianism planted in young children and there's no reason to think it's much different now.
There is no proper 'division' between the road and the bus stop.
One division within a company may have authorized access to information for the performance of a specific contract that another 'division' of the same company does not.
the plant can also be easily increased by 'division' in autumn
Even those who remain sceptical of devolution must grant that, now the thing is established, the 'division' of responsibilities makes sense, at least in some areas.
All the while he has hoped that 'division' between countries and uncertain public opinion in the democracies would weaken our resolve and allow him to carry on in power unchecked.
A truly main class (e.g., the natural sciences) is usually susceptible to logical 'division' into subclasses that are themselves known as disciplines.
It was complicated and did not reflect the 'division' of responsibilities between schools and LEAs.
The 'division' between the pro- and anti-Europeans is, in the real world, about nothing more or less than the European Union.
Topics considered include addition and subtraction of decimal numbers followed by multiplication and 'division' of decimal numbers.
Like many other countries, including Britain, America has endured its share of racial 'division' , particularly over the past few decades.
It was at last recognized that all living organisms consist of cells, which are the basic units of life, and which arise only by 'division' from other cells.
'division' and multiplication
an infantry 'division'
The 'division' of a cell into a pair of genetically identical daughters depends on accurate chromosome duplication and segregation.
he was MP for the Lancaster 'division' of North Lancashire
As such, unit selection is very important when taking out a specific enemy unit or 'division' , as I would assume it is in real tactical combat.
Cell 'division' and cell expansion are fundamental processes for growth and development of plant organs.
Landis is by any standards a big business - the distribution 'division' turns over €450m a year.
City Power has also established a 'division' of 100 staff members dedicated to public lighting.
Except for very young plants, 'division' is my least-preferred method of propagation.
These cells then undergo further 'division' to become stem cells.
Since the reports had only gone to the president, the financial 'division' never allocated him any funds beyond his own salary.
Beacon, Best Western's separate purchasing 'division' , also operates out of the Clifton Moor headquarters.
This affects the growth, reproduction and 'division' of cells and the communication of signals between the outside of the cell and the nucleus inside the cell.
a gene that helps regulate cell 'division'
Reinvigorated by 'division' , established perennials typically produce more and larger flowers.
Suppose A can propose any 'division' of $10 between A and B. B can accept or reject A's proposal.
Basically they had to devise methods of multiplication and 'division' which only involved addition.
I have already drawn attention to Kant's important threefold 'division' of the subject matter of speculative metaphysics.
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