Meanings of artificial division in English

This artificial division of humankind into seven days is not necessary.

Every artificial division, which is strongly marked, and which frequently recurs, has the same tendency.

Hitherto I have spoken of South Africa as a natural whole, ignoring its artificial division into Colonies and States.

Make use of time-wholes, space-wholes, and organic-wholes, but avoid making artificial divisions.

A date rack was proof that the Editor is not superior to the artificial divisions of time.

His sheep rule his life, and he has little to do with the artificial divisions of time.

But to apply these artificial divisions to the patient-as-a-whole is dangerous and costly both for patient and for physician.

'But surely you don't limit your humanity, Miss Barfoot, by the artificial divisions of society.'

For that purpose we must have power; for power wealth; for wealth industry; for industry internal peace: therefore no agitation, no artificial divisions.

On his first official visit to the Republic, the Duke of Edinburgh referred yesterday to "these rather artificial divisions between North and South".