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Definition of subdivision
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of subdivision is as below...
Subdivision
(n.) The act of
subdividing,
or
separating
a part into
smaller
parts..
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Branch
::
Branch
(n.) Any
member
or part of a body or
system;
a
distinct
article;
a
section
or
subdivision;
a
department.
Pane
::
Pane (n.) In
irrigating,
a
subdivision
of an
irrigated
surface
between
a
feeder
and an
outlet
drain..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.)
Without
subdivisions;
entire;
as, a
simple
stem; a
simple
leaf..
Ramify
::
Ramify
(v. t.) To
divide
into
branches
or
subdivisions;
as, to
ramify
an art,
subject,
scheme..
Tripinnatifid
::
Tripinnatifid
(a.)
Thrice
pinnately
cleft;
-- said of a
pinnatifid
leaf when its
segments
are
pinnatifid,
and the
subdivisions
of these also are
pinnatifid..
Genesee Epoch
::
Genesee
epoch () The
closing
subdivision
of the
Hamilton
period
in the
American
Devonian
system;
-- so
called
because
the
formations
of this
period
crop out in
Genesee,
New
York..
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) A
company
of
religious
persons
forming
a
subdivision
of a
monastic
order.
Deme
::
Deme (n.) A
territorial
subdivision
of
Attica
(also of
modern
Greece),
corresponding
to a
township..
Company
::
Company
(n.) A
subdivision
of a
regiment
of
troops
under the
command
of a
captain,
numbering
in the
United
States
(full
strength)
100 men..
Supravaginal
::
Supratrochlear
(a.)
Situated
over or above a
trochlea
or
trochlear
surface;
--
applied
esp. to one of the
subdivisions
of the
trigeminal
nerve.
Line
::
Line (n.) A long tape, or a
narrow
ribbon
of
steel,
etc.,
marked
with
subdivisions,
as feet and
inches,
for
measuring;
a
tapeline..
Eocene
::
Eocene
(a.)
Pertaining
to the first in time of the three
subdivisions
into which the
Tertiary
formation
is
divided
by
geologists,
and
alluding
to the
approximation
in its life to that of the
present
era; as,
Eocene
deposits..
Ploy
::
Ploy (v. i.) To form a
column
from a line of
troops
on some
designated
subdivision;
-- the
opposite
of
deploy.
Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.)
Successive
division
and
subdivision,
as of a stem of a plant or a vein of the body, into two parts as it
proceeds
from its
origin;
successive
bifurcation..
Ployment
::
Ployment
(n.) The act or
movement
of
forming
a
column
from a line of
troops
on some
designated
subdivision;
-- the
opposite
of
deployment.
Articulata
::
Articulata
(v.) One of the
subdivisions
of the
Brachiopoda,
including
those that have the
shells
united
by a
hinge..
Chemung Period
::
Chemung
period
() A
subdivision
in the upper part of the
Devonian
system
in
America,
so named from the
Chemung
River,
along which the rocks are well
developed.
It
includes
the
Portage
and
Chemung
groups
or
epochs.
See the
Diagram
under
Geology..
Clause
::
Clause
(n.) A
subordinate
portion
or a
subdivision
of a
sentence
containing
a
subject
and its
predicate.
Subglacial
::
Subgenus
(n.) A
subdivision
of a
genus,
comprising
one or more
species
which
differ
from other
species
of the genus in some
important
character
or
characters;
as, the
azaleas
now
constitute
a
subgenus
of
Rhododendron..
Articulata
::
Articulata
(v.) A
subdivision
of the
Crinoidea.
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