The orchestra is effectively split into two ensembles facing one another across the platform, though playing in accord rather than engaged in conflict.
But the youthful drama controller is not quite so powerful as the woman he replaced, Jane Tranter, whose "head of fiction" role was effectively split into four after she left for the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, with responsibility for film, comedy and acquisitions going elsewhere.
Its success was based on three pillars: low prices (thanks, in part, to its tax-free status); continuing investment in the lift systems; and a policy of hiring native English-speakers for the national ski school, which was effectively split into two more-or-less equal parts, one of them completely English-speaking.
Syria is effectively split into three pieces: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government and military controls about a third of the country: Syria's capital, the country's border region with Lebanon, including the important towns of Hama and Homs, and the country's western coastal region.
Hirsch pointed out that much of the obesity research field is effectively split into two groups – physiologists-molecular biologists-geneticists and behaviourists-psychologists-nutritionists – each functioning more or less independently of one another.
There was growing concern that the city would be effectively split in two by the water.
They were effectively split on their reaction to the tower's redesign.
It was also effectively split into two portions for similar geometry concerns.
Dozens of factions and local militias have been forming unstable alliances as the country has effectively split into two major camps.
Given that the country's population has effectively split into irreconcilable warring camps, wouldn't it be best for all concerned if those camps were each acknowledged as legitimate in their areas of control?
