Sectors

He sectors the orange into wedges for easy eating.

The sculptor sectors the clay into parts for molding.

The navigator sectors the compass into parts for direction.

The physicist sectors the sphere into parts for analysis.

The artist sectors the canvas into parts for painting.

She sectors the pizza into equal slices for her friends.

The carpenter sectors the wood into equal pieces for the project.

The sculptor sectors the stone into parts for carving.

The watchmaker sectors the clock into parts for repair.

The cartographer used sectors to create a map with precise coordinates.

The surveyor used a theodolite to measure the sectors of the land.

The hiker used sectors to find the direction of the mountain peak.

The sailor used sextants to measure the sectors of the sun and stars for navigation.

The angler used sectors to find the location of the fish.

The archaeologist used sectors to align ancient structures with celestial events.

The camper used sectors to navigate through the forest.

The navigator used sectors to calculate the distance between two points.

The economist sectors the economy into different sectors for research purposes.

The government sectors the population based on income levels.

The architect sectors the building into different floors and sections.

The researcher sectors the literature into different genres for analysis.

The chef sectors the ingredients by type in the kitchen.

The designer sectors the fashion collection into different themes for the show.

The statistician sectors the data into different samples for analysis.

The librarian sectors the books by genre and author.

The computer program sectors the files into different directories for easy access.

The geologist sectors the rocks into different types based on their composition.

The politician sectors the votes into different categories for analysis.

The historian sectors the time period into different eras for analysis.

The linguist sectors the languages into different families for study.

The astronomer sectors the stars into different clusters based on their location.

The musician sectors the notes into different scales for composition.

The biologist sectors the organisms into different kingdoms for classification.

The marketing team sectors the customers based on their demographics.

The artist sectors the colors by shade and hue for the painting.

The engineer sectors the machine into different parts for maintenance.

The psychologist sectors the behavior into different types for study.

The scientist sectors the data into different categories for analysis.

The company sectors its budget into different departments.

The organic compound has four sectors that are responsible for its unique properties.

The DNA molecule has four nitrogenous bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine, which form two complementary sectors.

The sugar molecule consists of three sectors: glucose, fructose, and galactose.

The polypeptide chain of a protein is composed of multiple sectors of amino acid residues linked by peptide bonds.

The police have divided the city into different sectors for effective patrolling.

An SSD uses different technology than a traditional hard drive, and does not need to be organized into sectors.

The engineer used the sectors of the sphere to calculate the load bearing capacity of the structure.

The mathematician sectors the circle into parts for calculating area.

The farmer sectors the crops by type and season.

The jeweler sectors the gemstone into facets for polishing.

The geographer used sectors to calculate the angles of the earth's surface for map projections.