Meanings of distinct division in English

Without any downright collision there is a distinct division into opposing ranks.

Therefore it is not possible to assign a distinct division of the judicial precepts.

Therefore there is no distinct division of the judicial precepts.

But there was a distinct division between what they said and what they were thinking.

Therefore it seems that they have no distinct division.

Embryology as a distinct division of zoölogy has grown out of studies of classification and comparative anatomy.

There was, however, a distinct division of sentiment, and the drift towards democracy was accelerated by immigration.

Objection 1: It would seem that it is impossible to assign a distinct division of the judicial precepts.

No, there's a distinct division in the Kona range and it depends on how many batteries you'd like to have included.

There are two distinct divisions of the man factory.

Augusta Capital has two distinct divisions.

The story of 'Pandosto' falls into two distinct divisions; first, the story of Pandosto and Bellaria; second, the story of Dorastus and Fawnia.

Some of his ideas have been developed by younger men, till they have become distinct divisions of the larger science to which they belong.

Such an enterprise required distinct divisions of labor and brainpower, and in his preprison powwow, Capone installed an executive team with the requisite talents.

He was a little man, meagre and pallid, with those faded blue eyes, a low nose in three distinct divisions, and thin, curveless, cruel lips.