I am reminded of the long history of this duality by in a 1932 review by Daniel James of The Modern Corporation and Private Property -- a famous book by Adolf A Berle, Jr. and Gardiner C. Means that documented the split between ownership (the shareholders) and control (by the corporate executives).
It is a four page document split into three major sections.
He documents their split, when Leary and Richard Alpert (later Ram Dass) were booted from their teaching posts after Harvard figured out just how far outside the lab the pair's research had taken them.
Less well documented is the narrower split between populist Democrats and their colleagues.
Before loading the documents into BRAT, each document was split into multiple files, each major section in a different file, to counter performance issues with BRAT over large files.
Conclusions are drawn in terms of how the well-documented split-attention effect manifests itself irrespective of students' field dependence-independence. Implications of the effects of reduced extraneous cognitive load on students' problem-solving performance are also discussed.
Central to the show's concept is a famous work by the late New Yorker Gordon Matta-Clark, a son of the Chilean painter Roberto Matta: "Splitting" (1974), the documented sawing in half, from top to bottom, of a banal two-story house in New Jersey.
These splits coincide with documented geological and climatic events.
The anticancer mechanism of our complexes is documented from their enhanced DNA splitting personalities under physiological conditions.
One aspect of many forest growth simulators that is often poorly documented is that of record splitting, a technique introduced to emulate growth variation, and avoid bias associated with Jensen's inequality (Jensen, 1906; Duursma and Robinson, 2003).
The packages direct consumers to the brand's Facebook page, where videos document the split.
