Sentence examples for explain split from inspiring English sources

In passing, acceleration detection is also straightforward to explain: split the output from a motion-detector, delay one signal, and compare.

He cites an anonymous source who attended an internal WSJ meeting held to explain the split to staffers.

(A personal example: if you do some digging into the December 26 , 1910edition of the paper, you may find a small item on the wedding of my great-grandparents, who'd met not long before when they were lawyers arguing opposite sides of a civil case. This may explain their split some years later).

The founders explain that split is necessary because of their investment in the technology infrastructure, the ongoing support, and the materials provided.

The chemical's disruptive effects on chromosomes may explain its split personality, Chi Dang and his colleagues at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore report in the November issue of the Journal of Clinical Investigation.

Founding psychoanalyst Melanie Klein's theories may help to explain this split between "good" straight crossdressers and "bad" gay men.

A Cretaceous continental drift scenario thus could explain the split between B. congesta and Campylosiphon, however, such a vicariance event has been observed only rarely in flowering plants [ 42- 44].

Thus, the conjunction of major biogeographical events (the rise of the Tellian Atlas) and late Tertiary climatic change (with a possible gap in host availability during more arid phases) could explain the split that occurred between the pityocampa and the ENA clades some 6-7 Myrs ago.

Analytical and finite element analyses are presented to explain the splitting of a crack due to the phase difference between the applied biaxial cyclic loads.

Thus, the RT-PL intensity of both samples is nominally identical despite the presence of threading dislocations in S100; however, their presence at the internal-interface may explain the splitting of the PL peaks in S100.

This nearest layer (NL) model was invoked in order to explain the splitting of the G line for alkali GICs of stage III and higher.