Sentence examples for and can be split from inspiring English sources
12 months and can be split between mother and father.
Activity on the nanoscale already exists and can be split into two broad categories.
Hachiya persimmons, then, are always left to ripen until they are rather like a purée, at which point they become wonderfully sweet, and can be split and eaten with a spoon.
Anybody need anything?" Mr. Mackay repeated as he paced the rows of cabanas; each rents for $5,200 and up for the summer and can be split by two families or three.
There are gentle strolls around the lake, or take a trip on the Victorian-style steam gondola (01539 432733; nationaltrust.org.uk/gondola); 45 minutes costs £10.50, and can be split to allow a visit to John Ruskin's house on the water, Brantwood (brantwood.org.uk; £7.20).
Mobile device applications are elastic applications and can be split.
Along the way, the LocoRoco can grow in size by eating special berries, and then can be split and rejoined to pass the LocoRoco through narrow spaces.
To examine how many strata items and examinees can be split, Rasch item and person separation indexes were presented for each university.
The application programmer specifies how data and work can be split into smaller pieces, chunks and tasks, respectively.
Altogether, our results indicate that replication times in DNA replication are due to, and therefore can be split into, a sequence-specific and a sequence-independent component.
The broad range of ultrasound in the figure that spans frequencies from 20 kHz to the GHz range (that is, usually lower for gases than for liquids and solids) can be split into two distinct regions namely, a power region and a diagnostic region.
