While state returns showed a convincing majority of New Jersey voters choosing Vice President Al Gore for president, it was clear that farther down the ballot they were often splitting their votes, returning veteran Republicans and Democrats alike to Congress.
Priests and ministers are often heard splitting hairs on morality when it comes to sexual issues, but torturing a prisoner to death seems equally worthy of their attention.
For many systems of differential equations modeling problems in science and engineering, there are often natural splittings of the right hand side into two parts, one of which is non-stiff or mildly stiff, and the other part is stiff.
The theaters sell tickets to those movies, splitting the proceeds with the distributor under deals that are often fiercely negotiated.
Such proxies are often used to improve the TCP performance, e.g. a splitting/spoofing proxy in satellite communication, and more commonly, a web cache.
But splitting contraception is often more complex than simply splitting a bill.
Splitting tandem repeat families into their individual repeated domains is often not performed because splitting repeat units usually does not return all sequences retrieved by the longer full tandem repeat models, thus lowering coverage.
Forming a new city is often a divisive process, splitting neighbors in areas like Dana Point and Laguna Niguel, where the boundaries of their future towns are being hotly debated.
Other related methods are those used for DAPI-labeled nuclei segmentation, in which a splitting procedure is often necessary (Lin et al., 2003).
When we hear about celebrity couples splitting up, it's often due to infidelity -- or so we're told by the gossip magazines.
