Instead, the Kurdish region was divided up among several countries.
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Lakes' surfaces and beds are divided up equally by bordering countries.
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This binary string was then divided up into 6-bit chunks.
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Programming was divided up into day parts with regularly scheduled programming.
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Household tasks were divided up by aptitude or preference, not gender.
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The question of how the city will be divided up — or if it will be divided up at all — will be arguably the most important issue if, or when, peace talks between the two sides resume.
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According to NBC, the candidates for each debate were divided up randomly.
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We've divided up the heads of the big companies and calling them.
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Then he got angry when we changed how we divided up tips.
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How investments in those assets are divided up, though, is what matters.
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The count also determines how federal funding is divided up among states.
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Some of the proceeds might be divided up among Mr. Hallyday's kids.
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The list is divided up into two sections, sexual misconduct and sexual assault.
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And for last year, we gave $16 billion, divided up among the farmers.
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That's just a reality of the way the human race is divided up.
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Concorde didn't offer tiered seating divided up by first, business, or economy classes.
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The assets were divided up unequally among her two daughters, who were feuding.
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Since 2012, Aleppo has been divided up into rebel and government-controlled zones.
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Cards can be divided up in various different ways to randomly draw numbers.
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The data collection work can be divided up among individuals or small groups.
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The donations are then divided up between the campaign and the state funds.
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The revenue is divided up among the television networks, manga publishers, and toy companies.
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They divided up the participants into 230 different groups of about 20 people each.
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Hundreds of billions of federal dollars are divided up according to state population, too.
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Do you have regrets about how you divided up your time over that decade?
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It's a lot of money that's just divided up among a lot of people.
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In the 22001s the co-ops divided up their land among around 22013,22013 beneficiaries.
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The area around the pole is not yet divided up among its adjacent states.
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K-dramas are almost all one season, divided up into a manageable number of episodes.
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The middle section was divided up between the press, observers, undecided voters, and O'Malley supporters.
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The assembly divided up into groups for sessions with students and teachers after the speech.
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The money was divided up between at least eight different firms and the Trump Corporation.
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The obvious thing missing is any sense of how this money should be divided up.
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I mean like this painting here—it's divided up' like the tic-tac-toe posts.
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The thieves divided up the ornaments and attempted to sell them on the black market.
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Lengths were divided up into feet, palms, spans and smaller units derived from the human hand.
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Moving forward, DC's superhero films will be divided up into what are ostensibly two separate categories.
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Thanks to redistricting, voters in the 18th are now scattered and divided up in new ways.
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When those judgments result in wealth being divided up between countries, they can become highly political.
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Household communications were divided up into different channels, with names like #chores, #activities and #community-engagement.
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It was also organized a bit better because the department wasn't divided up throughout the store.
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To speed things along in the 24-hour development process, the team divided up the work.
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Muto promised transparency in calculating the costs, and testing times deciding how they are divided up.
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The mall is divided up so it never actually feels that big when you wander around.
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But our results suggest that people's minds cannot be divided up so neatly in this way.
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Stinson says that estate planning is divided up into two parts: incapacity planning and death planning.
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Their roles are divided up into nautically themed categories, including crew members, merchants, mates, and captains.
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The firm divided up the S&P 500 into deciles by factors to find the results.
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I think this is an intended effect of extreme gerrymandering, especially when cities are divided up.
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Viewers will see the screen divided up into four sections of all the people who are streaming.
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But that has yet to happen, perhaps because alligators and people have divided up much of Florida.
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There are also piles of loot, mostly armor, divided up across different levels of rarity (think Diablo).
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She said that money always gets divided up and used to pay legal fees and other expenses.
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We're divided up into several studios, and my studio concentrates on multifamily residential, master planning, hotels, resorts.
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Dave and I wrote the script and the interviews were divided up amongst the three of us.
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The winner of the coin toss determines how the delegates in each location will be divided up.
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When we divided up the 2017 games last winter, I took 10, seven of them on Sundays.
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Also, I'm Lebanese, and in California, county jails are often divided up between whites, blacks and Hispanics.
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The House, where seats are divided up between states based on population, should be more small-d democratic.
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A credit union's members elect its directors, and the transaction-processing revenue is divided up among the members.
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The world was divided up differently: Is someone a good or bad person, are they greedy or kind?
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We divided up the list, created these immense spreadsheets with titles, positions, experience skills, and scanned the spreadsheets.
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Overall, each of the 2900 families would receive about $2399,603 once Mr. Paddock's estate is divided up equally.
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This is a very important distinction, because states frequently have weird rules for how delegates are divided up.
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This season is really divided up in a way that the episodes before the crossover are pre-Crisis episodes.
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It would be divided up among states using a formula adjusted for inflation and based on region, Graham said.
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StockStream runs every day while the NYSE market is open, with activity divided up around 5-minute voting rounds.
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That money would get divided up on a per-person basis to people who purchase their own health coverage.
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They drained the swamp to reach the fertile earth below, built a canal system and divided up the land.
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Media consumers' internet of 2017 is divided up among enormous, distinct and powerful platforms — Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
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The subsidiaries of a company would be divided up among the two auditors, with both approving the consolidated accounts.
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Those who were evacuated last week were divided up and are now under quarantine in Nebraska, Texas and California.
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The lawyers divided up the region, and Stevenson, more or less by happenstance, was assigned the cases in Alabama.
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No matter what, the human pros get to take home $200,000, divided up among the quartet based on their performance.
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The country is divided up by the world's major powers, each patrolling their respective sector borders with drones and peacekeepers.
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The key dilemma for OPEC has been how supply cuts were divided up and, ultimately, who did the heavy lifting.
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US-backed forces -- like the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces -- and the Syrian army have clearly divided up the battlefield.
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They divided up the people using the Fitzpatrick scale, a system for classifying human skin tones from light to dark.
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Their city is being divided up block by block: Some areas are held by the militants, some by the government.
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Traditionally, governors for the two states have divided up the agency's steady stream of cash from tolls, fares and fees.
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The ship started back across the Atlantic Ocean, and the refugees were divided up and sent to various European countries.
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At the federal level, Mr. Simons and Mr. Delrahim have divided up responsibility for handling antitrust complaints about the companies.
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Though it has been amended over the years, it still leaves much unclear about how debt should be divided up.
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Below, we examine the eight banks that have paid the most and explain how the largest payments were divided up.
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In the end, they divided up Reliance's array of businesses that cover industries such as energy, retail and financial services.
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Around three dozen lawyers and law students across the country divided up research and writing, and worked through the night.
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I don't know how Mr. Mizrahi and Mr. Kahn divided up the creative tasks, but it was a successful collaboration.
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The researchers divided up the answers by factors including the participants' religious identity (though they only mention Jews, Catholics, and Protestants).
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Per the court documents obtained by TMZ, the former couple has already divided up their assets in a Marital Settlement Agreement.
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I've divided up the complaints by topic and should note that they come from American service members stationed around the world.
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That's I think the part I liked the most, it's divided up in chapters, and there's a chapter on the Deadheads.
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She divided up widow Liz's $1.5 million into colored blocks, including for inheritance, charity and spending (to create memories with family).
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An additional 67 delegates could not be divided up until the state party released vote data broken down by congressional district.
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In this area, which is kept around 34 degrees, anything from almonds to lettuce can be divided up into individual rations.
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Ambani and his younger brother Anil divided up the empire after a bitter succession battle following their father's death in 23.
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With the elections in Taiwan, for example, Mr. Wang described how the separate branches of China's military divided up their labors.
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The money was divided up between at least eight different firms and the Trump Corporation, according to an analysis from BuzzFeed.
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Only 41 delegates were divided up in Iowa, and it's possible the field will narrow quickly this month or after Super Tuesday.
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From there, it's divided up to be transported to specific manufacturers across Germany, France, and the UK, which focus on different products.
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Your book is divided up into tech, design, video, music ... And we can talk about all of those, it would take forever.
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The league's top executives — Goodell; Jeff Pash, the general counsel; and Tod Leiweke, the chief operating officer — divided up owners to call.
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There was a slightly different plan for where and how each person would quarantine, and how daily tasks would be divided up.
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She divided up my father's paycheck every month and if there was money left over for Recreation, they went to the movies.
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The 41 pledged delegates will be divided up according to the caucus results and obligated to vote for a specific presidential candidate.
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If you visit a variety of websites, it'll be divided up site by site based on how much you've been visiting them.
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MS-13, as the gang is also known, and the rival Barrio 18 gang have working-class neighborhoods divided up like a checkerboard.
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When a song is licensed for movies or television, a fee is paid, which is divided up among the songwriter, producer, and artists.
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Partly, this is because of redistricting and gerrymandering that happened across the South in 2012, which divided up strongholds of reliable Black voters.
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In doing so, they have typically divided up along two axes; the universal left/right and the more parochial pro- and anti-Europe.
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Games these days take three or four years so that one crunch at the end is divided up into smaller milestones on projects.
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Under the Department of Homeland Security, which was created by President George W. Bush, the immigration bureaucracy was divided up into three parts.
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Fourteen delegates are allocated to the statewide winner, while the remaining 81 are divided up by winner of congressional districts, three per district.
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The FTC and the Department of Justice are also said to have divided up oversight of Google, Facebook, Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN).
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TC: How many of you are focused on earlier-stage versus later-stage versus buyout deals, and how is the capital divided up?
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The Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission have divided up tech companies and are probing if they have acted anti-competitively.
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She then divided up the money and gave each kid a dollar who stopped by to help, leaving Draper with a dollar himself.
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But, that paper reported, the money wasn't divided up equally between the film's female star, Michelle Williams, and her male counterpart, Mark Wahlberg.
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But Victim Support only recently started to consult those affected about how the funds should be divided up and who should get what.
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"It's a basement conference room divided up into cubiclelike spaces with furniture," one of the students, who wished to remain anonymous, told BuzzFeed News.
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Currently, my family has physically relocated and have divided up separately on many nights with the tremendous help of friends in the broader community.
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On the other hand, the moderate lane is still divided up among Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"Revenue that's generated through ads and subscription payments by consumers is divided up and paid out based on how content is consumed," Bryan said.
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But conditions remain dire, and locals say food brought by the regime is often sold at exorbitant prices or simply divided up among loyalists.
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Major projects such as this one are divided up among contractors, which then subcontract jobs to smaller outfits, some of which have dubious records.
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However, if that was divided up equally for every person on Earth, we'd all get roughly an ounce of pure, 24 karat gold each.
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It is used to determines how the delegates get divided up between candidates when two or more candidates have the same number of supporters.
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The group who wins the coin toss determines how the delegates get divided up between candidates and whether or not groups need to disband.
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The vast majority of American small businesses are organized as pass-throughs, whose profits are divided up among owners and taxed as individual income.
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There isn't a consensus among activists whether Homeland Security Investigations should be made independent within DHS, absorbed by another department, or divided up another way.
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The sauna is hidden by the pool section and unlike the other amenities, it is divided up by gender and doesn't have a flavor label.
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While there was no decision on how the roughly 195,000-square-foot building would be divided up, he said, the Smithsonian would have significant space.
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The labor was divided up into stations: bending the leather into a bag shape, sewing it, installing an inner lining, and attaching buckles and straps.
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Let me give you the facts: The tickets were divided up between the DNC, campaigns (with equal allocation), SC Dem Party, CBCI, CBS and Twitter.
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And remember: your internet is shared across all of the connected devices in your home, so that connection is divided up between people and devices.
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But Lyft's first-day gain is measured off the I.P.O. price (which was set on Thursday, when shares were divided up mostly among large funds).
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During the first 12 years after a pan-European merger in 2000, top jobs had been divided up between France and Germany to protect national interests.
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Award superdelegates proportionally based on state results What if superdelegates were treated like pledged delegates, divided up proportionally, based on the popular vote in each state?
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Why it matters: DOJ and the Federal Trade Commission have already divided up who would have authority to examine the major tech firms for competition violations.
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But if the money runs out and Air Berlin is grounded, the airport slots go into a pool where they will be divided up among airlines.
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Federal regulators in June divided up oversight of those companies between the FTC and the Justice Department, paving the way for potential investigations into antitrust violations.
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The database on government finance, for example, is divided up into six sections: revenue, spending, employment, balance sheets, government run businesses, and trust funds and pensions.
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Shared audits, where an audit is divided up rather than done jointly, had much to be commended and there were other solutions as well, Dingemans said.
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Chapter 7 cases are designed to liquidate the company, meaning it will no longer exist, and any remaining value is divided up and distributed to creditors.
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The channel's latest dive into the numbers that define our planet gives us a look at how the world's population is divided up on numerous topics.
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Unfortunately, she split the educated group three ways while Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden divided up the larger working-class bloc along age and ideological lines.
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The loophole is being used to justify a single apartment being divided up into three or four rooms, each with its own lock on the door.
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I basically agree with the way that E.J. Dionne divided up the political world in his book of a few years ago, Our Divided Political Heart.
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To maximize storage, either of those memory blocks — whether in a 2D plane or stacked — can be divided up into more charge levels for even more data.
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Waters says the device should be compatible with any single-family home and newer multi-family buildings — anywhere the water line is divided up per residential unit.
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Winkelmann said Air Berlin had been in talks with more than 10 parties but ultimately the assets would likely be divided up among two or three buyers.
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There's a lot of money on the line, and seeing both sides posture a little bit before it gets divided up is the least we should expect.
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We think a lot about borders as being constructed by colonial imaginations, especially Africa, and how its countries were divided up into separate territories by European nations.
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If the legislature doesn't agree on a plan, the debts of California would get divided up based on population and assets determined by the new state borders.
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Nonperishable foods and excess perishables — a truckload of apples, for example — go to the 45,000-square-foot food rescue facility in Queens, where they are divided up.
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Funny, emotional, and heart-warming, the images are divided up into categories, each of which has a winner and then a series of high-scoring runners-up.
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"When parental leave is neutral [not specifically divided up between two parents], then we wouldn't expect it to do something great for the gender gap," Kleven says.
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But the metering system has exposed migrants to extortion from both Mexican officials and cartels, which have divided up the border into their own areas of dominance.
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It's also good, per Smart Asset, for estate planning, if a will is being divided up and the benefactors need a neutral party to sort it all out.
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The space has been divided up into four listening rooms—one for each of the show's contributing artists—containing a range of multimedia work, from sculpture to video.
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For instance, I finally signed up for the 401K plan my employer offers, downloaded a couple of budgeting apps, and carefully divided up my monthly earnings into categories.
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After testing how well they could hear single words and whole sentences against increasing levels of background noise, the researchers randomly divided up the participants into two groups.
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Should the airline be grounded, its take-off and landing slots will be divided up among rivals and staff will have to apply for jobs on new contracts.
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Under that scenario, Bouygues' telecoms arm would be the target and would be divided up among Orange, Iliad and SFR, La Lettre de l'Expansion said without citing sources.
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Perez said that, depending on how many people meet a yet-to-be-determined threshold for debate slots, the events may be divided up between two consecutive nights.
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Donations went to Comic Relief USA and will be divided up among local charities in the Texas areas affected by Harvey, and now Irma in Florida as well.
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Following the Treaty of Trianon, which, after the First World War, divided up the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Szeged found itself at the intersection of Hungary, Romania, and Serbia.
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"One of the things about the Bay Area is, it's a wonderful place, but it's very divided up," Jim Wunderman, the council's president and chief executive, told me.
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DPS are less rigid in terms of how they are divided up on a team and have the most representation in terms of available heroes in the game.
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What I do resent is that the Electoral College, except for Maine and Nebraska, is a state-by-state winner-take-all, rather than being divided up proportionally.
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Reuters and others reported in June that the agencies had divided up the companies, with Justice taking Google and Apple , while the FTC looked at Facebook and Amazon .
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It is seeking responses on a "unitary tax" that would be levied on a share of digital companies' global profits, divided up between the EU countries where they operate.
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The Supreme Court's decision will be felt for a decade: census data dictate how congressional seats, electoral votes and $650bn in federal funds are divided up among the states.
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"In short, we are seeing a revolt against the fact that we are simply taking away the money that the elites had looted and divided up somehow," he said.
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This imposed a nationwide cap on coal use, divided up among provinces, so that Beijing (for instance) had to reduce its coal consumption by 183% between 218 and 2250.
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The funds, set aside as a condition of RBS's state aid, will be divided up among smaller lenders to help them compete more effectively with the taxpayer-backed bank.
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Some countries are moving towards the concept of parental leave, with a minimum period reserved for the mother and the rest divided up among the parents as they wish.
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The friendly rivals won a doubles match together in the inaugural Laver Cup team competition and evenly divided up the spoils that mattered most when playing on their own.
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The following charts show the results for Republicans, divided up by those who reported watching any Fox News programming in the past 24 hours and those who did not.
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If the gunman's estate were to be divided up equally, each of the 58 families would receive about $24,000 — with the firearms accounting for close to $1,100 per family.
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The proceeds from the sale, which doubled its pre-auction estimate of £700,000 to £1 million, will be divided up equally among the 158 families who survived the fire.
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In the presentation dated October 13, RBR estimated a divided up Credit Suisse would be worth at least double the bank's current market capitalisation of around 40 billion francs.
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Pledged delegates are divided up based on the primary's results, while super delegates are able to vote for their preferred candidate during the 2020 Democratic National Convention in July.
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Other work is divided up with three other volunteers: one who enters data after volunteers canvas, another who handles social media postings for the group, and one dedicated phone banker.
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It did not specify how the 15 percent stake was divided up between the six firms but added that the deal could eventually aid plans for CRSCS to go public.
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Karachi was divided up into "defense phases" to carry out the meticulously planned operation, of which eight phases have since been completed with a ninth phase to be announced soon.
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The top three divided up the 24 available pledged delegates, with Sanders and Buttigieg getting nine each – 37.5% percent, significantly higher than their popular vote percentage – and Klobuchar receiving six.
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Euro clearing is one of the main battlegrounds between London and Brussels in divorce talks that will shape how Europe's financial market is divided up when Britain leaves the European Union.
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The opposition Independent Liberal Party (PLI) and the Constitutionalist Liberal Party (PLC) each had 5.6 percent of the vote, according to the poll, with the rest divided up among smaller parties.
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For the trial, researchers at Georgia Tech randomly divided up 100 adult volunteers into four groups to be treated for the flu vaccine at the Emory Vaccine Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated the EU's mantra that London would not be allowed to "cherry-pick" access to parts of the EU market: "The single market cannot be divided up.
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Big spaces are divided up into cubicles by the kind of half-walls that do no favors in art fairs, with most paintings hung alone and guarded by an obtrusive stanchion.
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A team of four, including myself, divided up the applications and took at least a glancing look at all of them, diving into the ones we thought showed the most promise.
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There are folding chairs set up, and the caucus-goers sitting in them (your neighbors and fellow community members) are divided up physically, grouped among others who support their given candidate.
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All souvenirs were divided up at the end of the trip toward each person and my sister has a balance with me of approximately $250 in souvenirs that she'll repay to me.
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This total allowance is divided up between the ECB and the seven national central banks that take part in the bonds-for-cash program based on how much government debt they own.
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Broadcom had divided up Brocade's divestiture into three pieces after an earlier deal to sell the whole business to a private equity firm fell apart late last year, according to the sources.
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I have divided up Michigan's 20123 counties based on education: Hollow dots indicate counties where at least 25 percent of the population has a bachelor's degree; the other counties have solid dots.
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The fund is divided up with $345 million in equity for the investors, with the rest in debt, and none of this part of its business sits on Kobalt's own balance sheet.
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Kurds have sought an independent state since at least the end of World War One, when colonial powers divided up the Middle East after the collapse of the multi-ethnic Ottoman Empire.
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On Monday, euro zone finance ministers gave a positive review of the most recent reforms, but divided up the latest tranche of aid to Athens pending further submission of data by Greece.
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So far, 2000 hectares (260 acres) of fallow land in Hatiya sub-district have been divided up between 2000 families who have each received a plot with a pond to farm fish.
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Since the takeover, rather than shift production to China, Sany has divided up the market, selling its own pumps in China and the German firm's pumps in the rest of the world.
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The new fund will be divided up into three teams focused on consumer, enterprise and "frontier" technology — frontier start-ups being those that place an emphasis on cutting-edge innovations in science.
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Reuters and others reported in June the agencies had divided up the companies being investigated, with Justice taking Alphabet Inc's Google and Apple Inc, while the FTC looked at Facebook and Amazon.
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He liked to say that if it were divided up today, without the same regard for high ceilings, outsize rooms and marble fireplaces common in 1883, you could fit in at least 1,000.
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The vote will see 310 members of its parliament elected in 29 constituencies, with the remaining 39 divided up so each party's parliamentary representation is matched by the share of the national vote.
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The resolution would permit each side a longer, uninterrupted round of questioning that can be divided up among lawmakers and staff — similar to the way witnesses have been questioned in closed-door depositions.
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Mr. Rubio, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cruz have divided up many of the most consequential endorsements there, and George W. Bush, the former president, is expected to campaign for his brother in the state.
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The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice are said to have divided up oversight of Facebook (FB), Google (GOOGL), Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN), paving the way for potential investigations into antitrust violations.
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Hopkins took over Hulu four years ago, which is a significant number for a venture-backed company but shouldn't be relevant at Hulu, where the equity is divided up among its big media ownership.
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Not only does Jenner learn that, yes, she really can become a diamond when she passes away, but her ashes can actually be divided up into six diamonds, one for each of her children.
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It does not appear that the couple has a prenup in place as Larsa is also asking for spousal support and wants the court to determine how their property is divided up between them.
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The police fired a continued fusillade of tear gas to clear the boulevard, but the protesters divided up into smaller pods; some made bonfires on the side streets with cardboard while others collected bricks.
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Airbus is ready to compromise when it comes to how roles for the development of a new European fighter jet will be divided up, the head of its defence unit told Welt am Sonntag.
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Divorce has become increasingly common in China, and as the middle class and private businesses have expanded, growing numbers of divorces involve debts that must be divided up, along with children, pets and homes.
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New York represents the second-largest prize left on the calendar, with 22019 GOP delegates — 14 to the statewide winner and the remaining 81 divided up by winner of congressional districts, three per district.
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Jean Kilbourne, creator of Killing Us Softly: One of the problems we face is that these human qualities we all have get divided up and labeled as masculine or feminine, and the feminine gets devalued.
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Reuters and others reported in June that the agencies had divided up the companies being investigated, with the Justice Department taking Alphabet's Google as well as Apple, while the FTC looked at Facebook and Amazon.
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Yet California's unusual open-primary system has become a difficult obstacle for Democrats, as a horde of candidates on the left have divided up Democratic votes and threatened to let Republicans monopolize the general election.
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About two and a half months ago, Mr. Trudeau's government divided up the United States among its cabinet members based somewhat on past relationships to work on climate issues, as well as on trade matters.
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The Kurds have been pursuing an independent state since at least the end of World War I, when colonial powers divided up the Middle East, leaving Kurds largely in Iraq, Iran, Turkey and northeastern Syria.
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Seven of the eight attorneys and guardians divided up the works among themselves, and in late 2017, Mangiero along with three other lawyers sold around 1,000 works to art collector and financial adviser Alan Bluestein.
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Reuters and others reported in June the two federal agencies had divided up responsibility for the companies being investigated, with the Justice Department taking Google and Apple, while the FTC looked at Facebook and Amazon.
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Chinh divided up that interest between the other three executives for use at the firm but all four were also able to pocket a combined 22.7 billion dong ($973,622.13) for personal use, the agency added.
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The rest of its contents will be divided up; stools with X-shaped bases, boxy tables, pyramidal floor lamps and flanged armchairs designed by Wright or Lautner have estimates starting at a few thousand dollars each.
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And divided up across my digital devices are ebooks of James S.A. Corey's Caliban's War, Claire North's The End of the Day, and Lara Elena Donnelly's Amberlough, all of which are in various stages of completion.
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Workers at Air Berlin, which employs more than 8,000 staff, are waiting to see how the airline will be divided up among interested parties, with a final decision expected by a creditors' committee on Sept. 25.
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The data halls, the area of the facility where the servers themselves are housed, have been divided up into zones, the contractor says: Workers assigned to one zone can generally no longer leave to visit another.
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The story that Mr. Howe has unfurled has included tales of six-figure campaign contributions to Mr. Cuomo, made from a company with business before the state, that were purposefully divided up to hide their origin.
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Of the other $440 million generated from Saturday's draw, 5 percent gets divided up between the retailers who sold the tickets ($22,000,000) and 10 percent ($13,000,000) is used to pay the administrative costs of running the lottery.
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We pretty much got a bunch of offers to do different records, wrote a bunch of material, went in the studio to bang it all out in one session, divided up the tracks and sent them off.
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" Norman then deferred the issue of quality and variance to a Sotheby's specialist, who divided up each artist's oeuvre into groups of "roughly equal intrinsic value," or as Norman jokingly put it, "from masterpiece down to crap.
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We're now divided up into corporate, retail, logistics, and we actually have a lot of executives in our New Jersey facility, but let's just say that we have 600 people who are working in our logistics facility.
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The Guardian breaks down how the cargo was divided up on the four-stage Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle:On board was a 714kg satellite for earth observation and more than 100 smaller satellites weighing less than 10kg each.
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Kurds have sought an independent state for almost a century, after colonial powers divided up the Middle East after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and left Kurdish-populated territory split between Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.
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Here's how BRC divided up a body that belonged to an Arizona man named Conrad Patrick, and where it sent the parts, according to a 2017 Reuters investigation:His left foot went to a Chicago-area orthopedic lab.
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In 2008, prosecutors found 4.5 trillion South Korean won, or roughly $4.5 billion at the time, in assets that belonged to Lee Kun-hee but were divided up in more than 1,000 accounts under his lieutenants' names.
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Floors needs to be divided up into a custom grid that the Kiva robots can move on, and when they're operating, people can't be in the way of the blind bots or else they risk getting hit.
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I think that's why I was ultimately disappointed that "The Ballad of Donkey Doug" ended on the reveal that Eleanor's mother is still alive, not least because it means the gang will be divided up once more.
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Now the chemical makers have had Jana Partners and Trian Fund Management privately voicing concerns about how the businesses will be divided up after they combine, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Livingstone left "a track of light where the white men who followed him could go in perfect safety," Gappah writes, referring to the ensuing Scramble for Africa, in which the continent was divided up among European powers.
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One technique is called "slicing", meaning phone networks can be divided up to serve different purposes, such as providing superfast connectivity for self-driving cars or reliably hooking up connected devices as part of the Internet of Things.
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The dispute proved so damaging that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, then crown prince and now emir, stepped in, locking them in a room and refusing to let them out until they had divided up the empire.
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The space was divided up in many tiny sections, some cubicles with nothing but a peephole, some more lounge-like with seating and a screen playing porn movies, and one front and center with a large canopy bed.
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Carbon credit revenues are divided up with one-third going to landowners, roughly another third to Wildlife Works' projects in Kenya, and the rest divided among the community and Wildlife Works in the United States, including its investors.
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Instagram accounts like the Jefferson Grid offer square-mile views of it from above, while groups like the the Sioux Nation still struggle to reclaim the land that was divided up among white settlers in the 19th century.
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The tourist attraction is divided up into three points, including a shrine to honor a mythical princess Jao Mae Nang Non said to inhabit the cave, the mouth where the boys entered the complex, and the exit point.
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Scholarly discussion and political argument about Bookerism have accordingly divided up prominent black political figures between those who advocated protest against or accommodation to racial subordination during what is often called the Age of Washington—roughly 1895–1915.
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In the regulators' first hearing since the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department divided up antitrust responsibilities for Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook, lawmakers pushed for assurances that the agencies would provide vigorous oversight of the companies.
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The Kurds have been seeking an independent state since at least the end of World War One, when colonial powers divided up the Middle East and left Kurdish-populated territory split between modern-day Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.
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No matter how he divided up the subjects in his study (overestimators versus underestimators, Klee-lovers versus Kandinsky-lovers), they had a bias for the group they were in and a bias against the group they weren't members of.
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But in making his announcement on Wednesday, Trump avoided calling Jerusalem the "undivided" capital of Israel and said that the move should not be construed as the U.S. taking a side on whether the city should be divided up.
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"As we started to record these songs, it became clear that there was a fairly clear division between two different styles," Yoni explains from the tour's first stop in Indianapolis, regarding how they divided up the session into two albums.
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"The Afghan delegation has agreed with us on the release of prisoners," he said, adding that some prisoners facing minor charges had already been released and officials had divided up others into three categories, depending on their importance, for future release.
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Pre-monetary society operated on sacred time, with the day divided up by ecclesiastical offices or prayer times, and the year into high days and holy days that reflected the cycle of the seasons or the phases of the moon.
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Even if the will said that all assets should be split evenly among their children, the retirement account, insurance policy and bank account would pass directly to whoever was named and not be considered part of the estate being divided up.
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Then, after Aegon's Conquest, Westeros was divided up into nine provinces that were each part of a greater realm: The North, the Vale of Arryn, the Iron Islands, the Riverlands, the Westerlands, the Stormlands, the Reach, the Crownlands and Dorne.
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Angela was still in Vancouver and, judging by her pictures, she had one child, an astonishingly beautiful boy who was a perfect combination of her and Charles—her eyes, his nose—as if they'd divided up the genes by legal agreement.
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The cable the team tested on is 20 kilometers worth of of Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute's underwater data infrastructure — which divided up into some ten thousand segments that can detect the slightest movement of the surface to which they're attached.
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President Trump was scheduled to spend 16 days at his Florida club, Mar-a-Lago, over the holidays, and our White House team had divided up the hardship assignment, with most of us taking three-day shifts in the sun.
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It announced the decision to sell lighting in 2014, but the process has taken two years as the company divided up its extensive patent portfolio and weighed whether a listing or sale to a private equity firm would be better for shareholders.
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The Eastern Band of Cherokee isn't the only group whose members get unconditional cash: The Alaska Permanent Fund has been giving $1,000 to $2,13 a year to its citizens for decades, and other Native American tribes have also divided up casino revenues.
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Kurds have sought an independent state since at least the end of World War One, when colonial powers divided up the Middle East after the multi-ethnic Ottoman Empire fell apart and left Kurdish-populated land split between Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.
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Delegates said seats are also divided up by region, meaning some national airlines may have to release influential board seats to favor a female candidate from their own region, but a woman in one region could not benefit from a vacancy in another.
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The KPK is investigating state losses amounting to about $170 million linked to a national electronic identity card scheme after allegations that sums ranging from $5,000 to $5.5 million - generated by marking up procurement costs - were divided up among politicians in parliament.
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Some say the British colonial rulers divided up the territory of the Emirates in the 1960s according to tribal loyalties, or in the case of Musandam, because Oman agreed to give the British access to this strategic location on the Strait of Hormuz.
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"With just $5753 million to be divided up by all the Americans who filed to receive their $125 check, Americans have the choice of receiving pennies for having their credit details spilled out online, or receiving virtually worthless credit monitoring," he said.
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The result is a fascinating look at the fork where Golden Era hip-hop split across the Atlantic and created something entirely different from the music's evolution in the US. Few careers have been divided up as neatly as Detroit-born icon MK's.
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Cells can also be divided up into 4 levels of charge, for two bits per cell (known as Multi Level Cell or MLC), or even eight levels of charge (Triple Level Cell or TLC), allowing for 23 bits of data per cell.
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As recently as the 2000s, with California at the center of the subprime-mortgage crisis, it was fair to wonder whether we had a future; a popular parlor game was to imagine how the state might be divided up into more manageable statelets.
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"With just $31 million to be divided up by all the Americans who filed to receive their $125 check, Americans have the choice of receiving pennies for having their credit details spilled out online, or receiving virtually worthless credit monitoring," said Sen.
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They will share joint physical custody of their two children, a son and a daughter, while the property settlement was divided up with their existing prenuptial agreement, according to TMZ, which also reported that the divorce will be final later this month.
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In 1916, two British and French diplomats, Mark Sykes and François Georges-Picot, with the approval of the Italians and Russians, had already divided up the Ottoman Empire and much of the Middle East into spheres of influence in the secret Sykes-Picot Agreement.
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The states, led Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, claim 20 drug companies, including Teva USA, "systematically" divided up the market for generic drugs to avoid competing with one another, according to a 500-page lawsuit filed late Friday in the U.S. District Court in Connecticut.
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The books will be divided up based on Hogwarts curriculum; one for Divination and Astronomy, one for Charms and Defense Against the Dark Arts, one for Potions and Herbology, and one for Care of Magical Creatures (all with new drawings by artist Rohan Daniel Eason).
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COFECE said it had levied fines totaling about 582 million pesos ($32 million) covering nine separate agreements in force between 2009 and 2015 as the firms divided up the market amongst themselves for the transport of automobiles as well as farm and construction machinery.
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Euro zone finance ministers gave Greece a positive review of its reforms on Monday but divided up the latest tranche of aid to Athens, disbursing a 1.1 billion euro loan but postponing its decision on a further 1.7 billion payout to later in October.
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Lomonosov's pet theory was that all the matter in the world was divided up into "minute corpuscles" and that the properties of those corpuscles governed both the way the matter itself behaved, and the way one type of matter reacted with another type of matter.
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The next day, while the cats were resting nearby, he divided up the remaining meat between two cages, placing it behind a treadle at the back: if a lion stepped there, the door would close, and Sikich would get an alert on his cell phone.
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In contrast to academic research papers -- the conventional format for publishing research -- the blog posts on the new site appear in Apple's signature San Francisco system font with plenty of white space, and blocks of text are divided up with animated GIFs and whimsical subheads.
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Most of the places I found in our price range were significantly flawed: Small, drab, small and drab, or, most often, small, drab and divided up into two floors connected by a wrought-iron spiral staircase that would almost certainly one day kill our child.
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The three cameras are divided up into a 12-megapixel telephoto lens (at f/2.4), a 8003-megapixel wide lens (f/1.5), and a 16-megapixel ultra-wide lens (f/2.2) — expect Samsung to focus a lot on what these lenses can do at the announcement, too.
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DETROIT – The $500 million settlement between Michigan State University and hundreds of Larry Nassar&aposs victims will be divided up after weighing many factors, including the date and victim&aposs age when the sexual assaults occurred and the impact it had on their lives, lawyers say.
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There's also this ... the court's ordered that any money Stormy makes from any upcoming book deals or on the UK's "Celebrity Big Brother" has to be placed in registry of the court ... meaning it's put aside and will probably be divided up when their divorce is final.
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While that money is divided up among a team of people, he said, some simple math shows he's bringing in about $300,000 a month on unprocessed pot alone—that's without having to pay licensing fees, taxes, or traceable employee wages (everyone's paid in cash under the table).
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Books are divided up by age groups of baby-two years, three-five years, six-eight years and nine-12 years, with sample titles including If Animals Kissed Good Night, A Sick Day for Amos McGee, The Willoughbys, and Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers gave Greece a positive review of its reforms on Monday but divided up the latest tranche of aid to Athens, disbursing a 1.1 billion euro loan but postponing its decision on a further 1.7 billion payout to later in October.
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Among Mr Ischinger's most striking points were his arguments that: For ease of reading I have divided up our talk into seven sections: Germany's military role, Germany and the bomb, the Franco-German relationship, Germany and the EU, Germany's relationship with change, Germany and Russia, Germany and America.
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"With just $31 million to be divided up by all the Americans who filed to receive their $125 check, Americans have the choice of receiving pennies for having their credit details spilled out online, or receiving virtually worthless credit monitoring," Wyden told Motherboard at the time of the hack.
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The space is divided up into four quadrants, three of which you can "teleport" to — similar to other VR games, it's a trick used to minimize the real-life space needed to walk around — and one featuring a large whiteboard that reminds you of the current task at hand.
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Obviously there is the solitude of a studio, but so much of what people think about with music is listening and even creating in a group scenario, and how groups of friends even going back to high school are divided up by what kind of music you like.
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Dinner is always made a day ahead of time, so the workday wraps up every day at 2:30 PM. When the food is ready, it's divided up into servings, cooled down and placed onto speed racks—those towering racks on wheels which hold lots of sheet pans.
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It's divided up into three areas: In-World is where Roland is originally from, Mid-World is where the bulk of his adventure in the books takes place, and End-World is his final destination — the place where the Tower is located at the very centre of everything.
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ICRICT and the G24 group of developing countries, which includes China and Brazil, are among those who would prefer a new, "unitary" approach, whereby companies' worldwide operations would be lumped together, and taxing rights divided up according to a range of metrics, including the location of staff and customers.
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Chiapas is a particularly apt locale because the state's complex social ferment had its origins in the earliest years of the colonial era, when a Dominican missionary, Bartolomé de las Casas, denounced the brutality of the Spanish conquerors, who divided up the land and enslaved the Indians living on it.
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Another $100 million, meanwhile, will be divided up into several pots, with $40.5 million going to the federal government, $59.3 million going into an account that the states will use to pay borrowers who lost their homes in foreclosure, and an additional $200,000 to reimburse state attorneys general for investigative costs.
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At first, that might be thought of a sheet of uncut cartes de visite that recorded the execution of Emperor Maximilian I. It was designed to be divided up, and those passport-size photographs were then bought by Mexicans celebrating after the downfall of the French-imposed ruler in 1867.
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"With just $31 million to be divided up by all the Americans who filed to receive their $125 check, Americans have the choice of receiving pennies for having their credit details spilled out online, or receiving virtually worthless credit monitoring," Senator Ron Wyden said in a previous statement to Motherboard.
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A dollar spent at the store is divided up along the supply chain, with 2208 percent of the store price of fresh fruit and 2000 percent of the price of vegetables going to farms, and a percentage of that to farm workers, according to a 232 report from the University of California, Davis.
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As Polygon's Julia Alexander noted, this trailer brings back some of the vibe that defined the first outstanding season for the series, teasing a weird mystery that's divided up into a couple of different time periods as a detective works to solve a case, with allusions that something supernatural may be going on.
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The menu, which is divided up between "Light", "Medium", and "Heavy" dishes, features favorites from her cookbook, Cook Like a Rockstar, like shaved asparagus salad with red onion and Pecorino, dry-rubbed ribeye steak, and braised chicken with mushrooms and almond puree (which she calls "my favorite recipe I've written in my life.").
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To start, 1 million pounds, equivalent to roughly $1.2 million, will immediately be divided up and sent to struggling young brands, as well as the most promising students enrolled in fashion programs around the U.K. The latter donation is part of the BFC's ongoing effort to support the next generation of fashion creatives.
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McIntosh and Zeitlin split a group of 248 Rwandan villages into three groups: The cash villages were further divided up, based on how much money residents received: On every relevant nutrition and health-related outcome, Gikuriro did absolutely nothing of significance, compared to the control group (the households that received no aid).
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In the gloom of the basement bar, which is divided up by black drapes hung from the ceiling to create curtained-off play areas, the sophistication of the guests' attire ranges from baggy, charity shop pleated trousers scuffed at the knees to immaculately-pressed Kilgour two-pieces with cutaway collared shirts and lush, expansive double-Windsor knotted Hermes ties.
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The partnership with rewardStyle is still in its early stages, so the two companies haven't finalized a revenue sharing agreement yet – but it's safe to assume that if an item is purchased on Google the affiliate revenue will probably be divided up between Google, rewardStyle and the actual influencer who created the content in the first place.
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Interest in React has grown immensely in recent years — graph shown search trends via Google Interest in React has grown immensely in recent years — graph shown search trends via Google The four month, single-term, course has been divided up into three segments, each with its own project that students can highlight on their Github accounts to prospective employers.
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However, the additional funds suggested to be put forward by Congress are to be divided up among Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas and the Gulf Coast, to Hurricane Irma victims in Florida, and wildfire victims in California, which would leave Hurricane María victims in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, with very little to rebuild.
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"Rather than creating different spaces than Lutyens the architect intended, we worked with the way he divided up the building and made it all work for the things we wanted to do," explained Zobler, The venue is divided into areas for members and those for the general public with the majority of dining and drinking spaces, as well as the hotel rooms, open to all.
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Once things like administration fees and attorneys' fees are paid, the rest goes to the members of the class action suit, divided up as follows: There are a few more wrinkles: if the first group hits its cap and would have to pay less than $20 per person, but the fourth group has extra money, that cash will go toward getting everyone in the first group up to $20 per person.
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The bill requires: By 2020: estimated 650 MW new wind / 215,225 MW new solar By 23: estimated 210,2235 MW new wind / 250,235 MW new solar By 225: estimated 21.3,22015 MW of new wind & 2,700 MW of new solar The money for new solar will be divided up as follows: A huge part of the story of this bill is the key role played by low-income and environmental-justice advocates, from places like the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization.
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