Sentence examples for be split into its from inspiring English sources
Puffinus are the 'smaller' Puffinus shearwaters (Manx, little and Audubon's shearwaters, for example), and the Neonectris are the 'larger' Puffinus shearwaters (sooty shearwaters, for example); in 2004 it was proposed that Neonectris be split into its own genus, Ardenna.
They say that Mr. Sharma first began pondering his options after McGraw-Hill announced last November that Standard & Poor's would be split into its two component businesses.
As every schoolboy knows, water can be split into its constituent elements—hydrogen and oxygen by the application of an electric current, and Grove, who was professor of experimental philosophy at the now-defunct London Institution, and a friend of Michael Faraday, was an early student of electrolysis.
Under the company's plan, the company will be split into its ADT North America residential security business, its provider of flow control products and services, and its commercial fire and security business.
Let us momentarily forget about the feedback loop shown in Figure 1 (since this will be treated in the following subsection) and simply consider that xup(m) is to be split into its even and odd samples, which are denoted by zeven(n) and zodd(n) in Figure 1.
The theory was that the risk of building and managing renewable energy projects could be split into its various components and investors could buy exactly the slice they wanted.
When thyroid hormones are needed, thyroglobulin is reabsorbed from the colloid in the follicular lumen into the cells, where it is split into its component parts, including the two thyroid hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3).
It was not until 1998 that fine arts was split into its two constituent tests: art and music.
The information source was split into its components (both source and message) to provide a wider range of applicability.
The record for prime factorisation using Shor's algorithm currently stands at the number "21", which was split into its prime factors (7 and 3) in 2012.
Therefore, an object is split into its extrinsic and intrinsic state.
