Whenever there is anxiety in the unfolding story, the narrative falters and splits into multiple possibilities.
They detected lines in emission spectra that corresponded to highly polarized light and that split into multiple peaks when magnetic fields were applied.
Among his favorites are close-ups of eyeballs, which serve as literal and metaphorical mirrors, and screens that split into multiple panels.
In a few high quality draft genomes (AFDB, AFDK, AYOH, JFEL, JFXM), BAP coding sequences resided in one contig, but were interrupted by stop codons, and split into two or multiple ORFs, as in many wholly sequenced genomes shown in Fig. 1.
Previously it has been suggested that scales were modified into feathers in some way, (evolutionarily, a large raised scale could easily get very long and thin over time to form something like a filament and then later split into multiple fibers) but it is also possible that they are something like more derived feathers that have a base (the shaft) and the filaments protrude from the top or side.
All of the models (including, inexplicably, a few Pokemon) are free to download and most are split into multiple printable parts.
Regions with distinct elbows, as seen in the comparison of rice chromosomes 8 and 9, were split into multiple segments.
Some segments were interrupted stretches of probes that did not give log2 ratios consistent with an indel and were manually split into multiple segments.
While Saad is diplomatic in his response, I can't help but think that the efforts around standards and data portability being split into multiple groups is the ultimate definition of irony.
The two leaders come from the south's two main ethnic groups, Kiir from the Dinka and Machar from the Nuer, tribes that are themselves split into multiple and sometimes rival clans.
