Keith Sonnier's "Channel Mix," first shown in 1972, projects four live television feeds on two walls, creating split-screen images accompanied by low-level cacophony.
In addition, they say, the 150-foot-high building violates height requirements by cleverly using an architectural subterfuge, creating split-level mezzanines inside that are not formally "floors," to get around a legal restriction banning buildings higher than two floors.
In Brussels, the chief spokeswoman for commission president José Manuel Barroso repeated his warning of Wednesday night in Berlin against creating splits between the 17 eurozone members and the 10 EU states that are "out".
The next day, May 20, the Pirates played a doubleheader, also at home, against the Milwaukee Braves (the schedule in those days created split weekends sometimes).
Dyker was built in the late eighteen-nineties and reworked in 1935 — part of the same citywide golf project that created Split Rock.
Ms. Sigman created "Split Stitch," the second episode, for Groundworks Dance Theater of Cleveland, and members of that group will be guest artists in an exploration of the splits and rifts that fracture our minds, country and culture.
— D.A.} "During the last year or two, as George's health declined, he was assisted in creating puzzles by his old student and longtime friend Fred Piscop, who will continue to create Split Decisions for The Times in the future.
Pelham Bay was built in the early 1900s, and redesigned in 1934 by golf architect John R. Van Kleek, who was hired by Robert Moses to superintend a citywide golf project funded by the Works Progress Administration (W.P.A .. Van Kleek created Split Rock at the same time, and it's often said to be the best course in the city.
When another element must be inserted in a full node, a new node is created (split) and the elements are distributed between the two nodes according to a node split policy.
