Sentence examples for be split on a from inspiring English sources

Further, unlike the traditional switches, on need basis, the power can be split on a desired sub-set of output ports, thus reducing power wastage on unwanted ports.

Prof Kay, a visiting professor at the London School of Economics and a fellow of St John's College, Oxford will say that, in the event of independence, oil revenues would be "split on a formula strongly favourable to Scotland".

In response, the SFA said: "The allocation of tickets has been handled in full consultation with both participating clubs and the available seating at Hampden Park will be split on a 50-50 basis, as has been standard practice in previous cup finals where a sell-out crowd is anticipated.

The cells were rinsed by 2 mL of 1x wash buffer, and one drop of this buffer was split on a lamella, and cover slips were put on it and were then observed by florescent microscope.

"My opinion is split on a personal level," Mr Wolff said.

But Labour sought to capitalise, saying that Tories were split on a core policy.

Thus the government is split on a key political issue as it also faces the challenge of warlords who have taken control of much of the country.

The information gain is based on the decrease in entropy after an information system is split on a block by a selector.

In 1948, the country was split on a new version of this question, which identified the woman candidate as qualified, but not "best" qualified.

But as Snap prepared to release its earnings report on Thursday, analysts were split on a central question facing the company: Is Snap a Twitter, or a Myspace?

Anaheim voters, however, were split on a "living wage" initiative that would require hospitality businesses that accept a city tax subsidy to pay hourly wages of at least $15.