| Local newspapers offer a much greater degree of geographical segmentation than is possible with national titles. |
| Nevertheless, the potential role of the engrailed gene in segmentation has been the focus of comparative studies. |
| Concentrating power in the hands of an elite is further augmenting social segmentation. |
| As adults they lack appendages, segmentation, and all internal organs except gonads and the remains of the nervous system. |
| The segmentation of gym workouts allows you to sneak in a few stretches at almost any time. |
| The inner and outer tube surfaces are very smooth, without any indication of segmentation, annulation, or collaring. |
