The divided screen has occasionally been deployed by filmmakers to show events unfolding simultaneously.
In a separate incident, the school insisted on segregating male and female staff using a dividing screen across the middle of the room during an initial meeting with inspectors from the schools watchdog, Ofsted.
After Hil went to bed, he and Janine would play complex and violent video games into the wee hours, speaking a fascinating coded language together while adroitly operating their controllers, never taking their eyes from the divided screen.
"Isn't it fabulous?" So is the porcupine-needle vestment from Cameroon that serves as a dividing screen in Cave's living room, and the framed quilt backed with love letters in his bedroom, where artworks hung on a yellow wall create so much visual excitement it's hard to imagine getting any rest.
The users mentioned that there was no dividing screen between labour tables though the labour room was curtained.
Thus, dividing screen hits according to on and off-target effects not only reduces noise in the screens but also can result in significant gains in sensitivity as well.
To distinguish participants with a positive screen who were free of lung cancer from those participants who did have lung cancer, and who would potentially benefit from early diagnosis, we divided screen results into "false positive," "true positive," "SIF," and "negative".
"Zero Dark Thirty," about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, won't open in movie theaters until Wednesday, but it is already dividing screening audiences for its depiction of torture by the United States, and its suggestion that brutal treatment may have produced useful early clues to catching Bin Laden, Scott Shane reports.
The director Mike Figgis has made several exciting, ambitious split-screen movies like "Time Code," which divides the screen into four squares with different but connected story lines.
Frank's Cock divides the screen into quadrants, with the majority of the film focusing on the upper-right corner of the screen.
