Sentence examples for and split into a from inspiring English sources

This ancestral stem began in the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago) and split into a number of branches, from which evolved the modern scorpionflies (order Mecoptera); dobsonflies, alderflies, and lacewings (see neuropteran); true flies (order Diptera); caddisflies (order Trichoptera); and the lepidopterans.

4chan was founded in 2003 by an American schoolboy, Chris Poole, as an English-language version of popular Japanese image-sharing board 2chan, and split into a number of sub-category boards based on interest, many of the most popular ones pornographic.

"It was leaving a thick white trail of smoke and split into a couple of bits, before again breaking up into several smaller parts which all flew over our heads and disappeared northwards over Wall Mountain behind us".

Algar and colleagues measured species turnover using Anolis lizards and Terrarana frogs, two groups of New World animals that underwent rapid evolutionary change and split into a variety of new species whenever they moved to a new environment.

Subsequently, the upper-level low weakened and split into a trough, which decreased the wind shear over the storm.

The sequences in the trusted alignment were clustered by single linkage by pairwise identity (as defined by the original alignment) and split into a smaller training alignment subset and a testing set, so as to minimize pairwise identity between training and test data and create more challenging alignment tests.

A fat black cable snakes out of the screen and splits into a Medusa's haircut of connectors: video, USB and power.

Single-sided subduction forms a horseshoe-shaped trench that kinks into one double-horseshoe-shaped structure and splits into a separately evolving subduction zone at time t E4.

The route continues east and splits into a one-way pair.

The road proceeds north, past the cabins, and splits into a large loop.

Past this intersection, the route proceeds through urban areas, turning west and splitting into a one-way pair.