Sentence examples for capacity to split from inspiring English sources
As Tim Ross wrote in the Sunday Telegraph, this issue has the capacity to split the Tory party apart.
Many Republican politicians, and certainly most of those around Mr. Bush, take it as a given that the abortion issue has the capacity to split their party and scare away independents.
A stem cell is one that has the capacity to split asymmetrically so that one daughter remains a stem cell (and can thus go on to perform the same trick) while the other gives birth to a line which proliferates and differentiates into many other sorts of cell.
It is no surprise that he has scored more goals when Macnelly Torres is there as a playmaker - his capacity to split the defence with a through ball brings out the best in Falcao as a front-to-goal finisher. .
This pH variation in various compartments clearly suggested that both IEM-based systems possessed the capacity to split water into its co-ions under electric field (Shi et al. 2010; Badruzzaman et al. 2009).
An implemented job handler periodically checks the database for newly submitted packages and also checks for the workload on the grid head nodes for available capacity to split the packages properly into jobs to be distributed to an individual grid part.
Look for Chambers to purchase a company that makes wavelength division multiplexers, an optical technology that increases fiber-optic network capacity by using prisms to split laser beams into colors, or channels.
For rooftops oriented towards east/west, an interesting possibility could be to split the total installed capacity (equally) between the two orientations.
Manchester City Stadium Capacity 47,800 Built 2002 What it's like Tends to split opinion.
But the gap is closing as network equipment gains in speed and the ability to split light into multiple colors raises data-carrying capacity.
Judges, in appointing an attorney in this capacity, do so by issuing an order to each party instructing them to split costs which tend to be several thousand dollars.
