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Major disadvantage in the case of graph partitioning is the absence of a termination criterion in the bisection process, while in hierarchical clustering there is no clear indication of where the tree should be split to yield the optimal partitioning.

For example, ω-7 unsaturated fatty acids such as palmitoleic (16:1Δ9) and cis-vaccenic acid (18 1Δ11) could be split to yield an ω-unsaturated fatty acid and 1-octaene, which has great value as a chemical feedstock.

This manuscript is split to three stages.

For example, 16:1Δ6 and 18 1Δ6, which constitute about 80% of all fatty acids in the seed oils of Thunbergia alata and Coriander sativum, respectively, can be split by ozonolysis to yield adipic acid (6:0) and either capric or lauric acid.

Here, since there was no thinner lumber laying around, a 2X4 was split width-wise to yield two 1X4s, about 19 inches (48.3 cm) long.

The portion of the esplanade from 41st to 53rd Street would be paid for by the sale of 1 and 2 United Nations Plaza, which could yield hundreds of millions of dollars, to be split between the city and the esplanade project.

At non-saturating concentrations of the inducer (0.5 1.5 µg/mL) the population was split and yielded a binary population distribution.

Are brokerage and research to be split?

"The world seems to be split".

"The conservatives are going to be split.

However, the bandwidth must be split among multiple users and thus yields lower speeds in practice.