Sentence examples for existing splitting from inspiring English sources

In this work, we give an overview of existing splitting algorithms and propose the use of a selective splitting method that significantly reduces the computational complexity of interval evaluations.

For chemically reacting flow simulations, existing splitting methods often generate nonphysical waves at stiff reaction fronts.

But the trio's push for a commission showed how the heated Social Security debate in the presidential race is reaching Capitol Hill and highlighting existing splits in the Democratic Party.

In outlining the overhaul on Wednesday Porter said the single entry point for family law matters "will help Australian families resolve their disputes faster by improving the efficiency of the existing split family law system, reducing the backlog of matters before the family law courts, and driving faster, cheaper and more consistent dispute resolution".

Porter said the single entry point for family law matters "will help Australian families resolve their disputes faster by improving the efficiency of the existing split family law system, reducing the backlog of matters before the family law courts, and driving faster, cheaper and more consistent dispute resolution".

The massacre of more than 60 Western tourists in December at Luxor by young Islamists, some of whom turned out to be middle-class university students, shocked peaceable Egyptians who abhor brutality and worsened an existing split in the militants' ranks.

But it has turned into a much bigger conflict, widening existing splits in the political parties, in the religious-Zionist movement and between religious and secular Israelis.Mr Sharon's adoption of the withdrawal plan emasculated the Labour Party, which was forced to support its arch-enemy.

If you make major changes to an existing split-dollar plan purchased before Jan . 28 , 2002you will owe your company interest on the accumulated premiums it paid.

Moreover, SHMVIP (3.1) and (3.2) can be applied to several existing split-type problems, which we will discuss in Section 4.

And yet, joining the Tenth Circuit and widening an existing split of authority, the Second Circuit held that a bare preference for the politically connected insiders is constitutionally kosher.

While unrest and desire for reform and change among both intellectuals and workers was beginning to surface throughout the Eastern Bloc, the death of Stalin's ally Bierut in March 1956 in Moscow (the veteran hardliner chief was attending the Soviet party's congress) exacerbated an existing split in the Polish party.