Sentence examples for as the split of from inspiring English sources

Life has changed considerably for Liam Gallagher during the last few years: as well as the split of his band Beady Eye, he and All Saints' Nicole Appleton endured a very public legal wrangle over their divorce, and, according to his recent interview with Q, the frontman even temporarily left his longtime home in Hampstead Heath to visit Dalston, east London.

This Bare Buddha of Split tells you that you have arrived in the land of coincidences, known as The Split of 2 Cases.

The best split in this set is used as the split of a given node in a tree.

It appears plausible, that the gene duplication giving rise to the protein pair ENSP00000363169/ENSP00000371363 occurred recently, and presumably around the same time as the split of the human and opossum lineages.

Horizontal transmission seems to be the simplest explanation in view of the strong similarity between V-clade and fungal chromoviruses, but if so, the event is at least as ancient as the split of Osteichthyes into actinopterygians and sarcopterygians.

Nevertheless, under a more broad age category, such as before the split of land animals and fishes versus the more ancient duplicates, the difference is statistically significant (P < 0.01).

In late 15th- and early 16th-century English choral music, the word gymel denotes a duo, as well as the splitting of a part into two parts.

One breathless account wondered if holography might not "take its place in scientific history and art history as a breakthrough as important as the splitting of the atom and the invention of perspective in Renaissance painting".

That achievement — mapping the fundamental biological code that defines our species and characterizes us as individuals — may have implications as important as the splitting of the atom or the discovery of the wheel.

As a result, (001) and (110) reflections, as well as the splitting of {002}, appear in FCT FePt.

In particular, we investigate to what extent they are robust with respect to changes in internal parameters, such as the splitting of scores in case of co-authorships, inclusion of all types of journal publications, and journal weighting.