Larger ones, for example, are split into multiple homes when converted, allowing people to buy into a style of property their budget would not normally allow.
Food and beverage companies, for example, are split several ways in White's system.
The Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, for example, was split into five categories, requiring the campus to assign some faculty members to one area although their research may actually straddle two or more fields.
Even bankrupt companies can find hidden opportunities in their patent portfolios: TM Patents, for example, was split off from the defunct Thinking Machines Corporation two years ago precisely in order to realize several hundred million dollars worth of untapped royalty potential in its patent holdings.
The Division of Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms, for example, is split into seven different IRGs, ranging from "Cell Development and Function" to "Infectious Diseases and Microbiology".
As you can see, by the time the $10,200 commission in our example is split four ways, each recipient receives only about 25% of the gross commission.
The issue of climate change, for example, is split between a number of portfolios; that is most worrying.
In one two-day intensive module, for example, students are split into groups and told to plan for a disaster scenario, bearing in mind the specialism and capacity of an organisation they have been assigned.
The rest is noise: for example, that scientists are split down the middle on whether human activity is contributing to climate change.
To cite just one example, federal appeals courts are split over how to assess the reliability of a doctor's testimony about a differential diagnosis -- the conclusion that a plaintiff's symptoms are caused by one medical condition and not another.
If you're posting on Facebook on behalf of a multifamily property, for example, and your posts are split among community events, apartment specials and local news, tracking the engagement and clicks on individual posts will show which perform best.
