Sentence examples for action of splitting. from inspiring English sources

Don Fine, the president of Viper Bats in Washington State, a boutique operation that sells to teams like the Philadelphia Phillies and Seattle Mariners, said that he has changed the way he cuts the cylindrical billets out of the wood, mimicking the action of splitting a fence rail.

Thus, the complete action of ATP splitting has been demonstrated to require both sodium (to catalyze the transfer of the phosphate to the enzyme) and potassium (to catalyze the release of the phosphate and free the enzyme for a further cycle of ATP splitting).

In a glutamate-treated sample (Glut, ratio of nodal length to diameter = 3.5), the paranodal region shows a weak CARS signal (red) by the action of myelin splitting and retraction, whereas a relatively strong fluorescence signal (green) from degraded MBP was observed (Figure 2B).

Surrogate variables closely mimic and predict the action of primary splitting variables.

In taking the unusual course of splitting the action between three very different settings - Earth in the present, Earth in the past and an alien planet in the future - it provides an excellent illustration of the flexibility afforded by the concept of space and time travel and encompasses all the principal story types established within the basic Doctor Who format.

The migration of electrical center brings a great challenge to the normal action of out-of-step splitting, which may lead to serious consequences [19].

The basic idea of merge-and-split is that the player gradually improves its performance by constantly comparing the utility in different coalitions and switch to a superior one through the action of merging into or splitting from a coalition, until it reaches the point that the utility cannot be further increased.

We argue in this paper that the standard procedure used Passivity-Based Controller (PBC) designs of splitting the control action into energy-shaping and damping injection terms is not without loss of generality and actually reduces the set of problems that can be solved with PBC.

A deficiency in the level of protein C or protein S is associated with an excessive tendency to form clots. Another anticoagulant effect is the fibrinolytic (fibrin-splitting) action of plasmin, an enzyme that catalyzes the removal of old fibrin at injury sites and any which may be deposited in normal vessels.

The action of the video is split between virtual and real space, seeming to probe at the human compulsion to explore digital realms and our, often, reluctance to return.

If under the action of light the retinene is split off, the conditions are such that it is available for recombination with any protein to form new compounds.