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For starters, you'll be able to split a document into multiple columns by choosing the new "Columns" option from the "Format" menu.

At least they'll be able to split a taxicab en route to their court dates next month that unfortunately are booked just before Mother's Day.

Kohonen's Self Organising Maps (Kohonen, Biol Cybern 43 59 69, 1982) algorithm is able to split a population into groups based on large and complex sets of observations.

A team of scientists was able to "split" an atom into its two possible spin states, up and down, and measure the difference between them even after the atom resumed the properties of a single state.

So you can't move a book from one device to another, and you won't be able to split up a collection of books between family and friends.

JPMorgan has said it believes that a corporate board should be able to split the roles on a case-by-case basis.

The final model was able to split the patients into a high-risk group and a low-risk group based on staining patterns for p110α, P-S6, ErbB2 and p53 (Fig 6A).

The model for type I endometrial tumours was able to split the patients into a high-risk group and a low-risk group based on staining patterns for p110α, P-AKT, ErbB2 and p53, with p53 again being the dominating predictor.

The monthly rent was $600 and he was able to split the cost with a roommate once things turned bad.

First, we were not able to split our data set into a training data set and a test data set for statistical validation because of the small number of patients, which we hope to validate in future studies, or from other centers.

These contracts make the case of Papua very different from that of Timor-Leste, which was able to split from Indonesia in 2002 after a long and sometimes brutal occupation.