Sentence examples for divided into two screens from inspiring English sources

Divided into two screens by the ABC chain in 1972, the cinema closed in 1997, only for the building to be bought two years later by the Wetherspoon group, who promptly converted the ground floor into the site of their largest UK pub: named with appropriate affection, The Regal presently has a capacity of 1,300.

The venue became a specialised art cinema, first as the Premiere, then as the Curzon West End in 1985; it was divided into three screens and reopened as the Curzon Soho in 1998.

It is divided into three screens: the impedance entry screen, the circuit entry screen, and the Smith Chart display.

Due to the high number of experimental (n=6) and response variables to be studied (n=7) the optimization experiment was divided into two stages: screening stage in order to evaluate which of the considered variables were significant, and optimization stage to optimize the identified factors in the previously selected experimental domain.

The selected subjects were divided into two groups, the endoscopic screening group and radiographic screening group, according to the first screening method used from 2007 to 2008.

In 1997, "the Plan for the Development of Early Intervention Service for Children with Developmental Delay" was formulated in which the procedure of EIS was divided into four steps: "Screening and Detection", "Report and Referral", "Team evaluation", "Intervention Service".

The baseline questionnaire was divided into six sections: screening questions, health and pregnancy, smoking beliefs, current smoking behaviour, interest in getting help to stop smoking and sociodemographic information.

During the workshop, participants refined the candidate core competencies, which were divided into three categories: screening and identification, formal diagnosis and referral, and treatment and care.

The samples were randomly divided into two sample plates and screening using the panel of 352 antibodies was performed for both plates.

Currently, patients with CF can be divided into two groups using IRT screening: those with classic CF with class I, II, and III mutations who reach adulthood because they have received pediatric care, and those with CF caused by class IV, V, and VI mutations whose symptoms began in adolescence or adulthood.

The strategy is divided into two stages, mass spectrometric ionisation screening and reversed phase LC column screening.