Sentence examples for from halved from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s planters made from halved barrels were au courant.

Scientists in Israel and at the University of California at Davis have devised a method for mechanically extracting pomegranate arils from halved fruit with jets of air.

The point arrived from two halved matches.

The data from the halved core samples were statistically analyzed, using the T test, in order to determine if there is a difference in E values between the upper section of the core sample (near the pavement surface) and the mid-section of the same core sample for different plastic concrete temperatures.

Take the two pieces from your halved round cake and place them at the top of your square so that the straight sides line up with the straight lines of the square.

And recent Guardian analysis of the Labour and Conservative PCC candidates standing this May shows the number of female candidates from the two parties has almost halved: from 21 out of 82 in 2012 to just 11 out of 80.

The Treasury's incentive scheme could see the tax payable on the income from shale gas deposits more than halved, from 63% to 30%.

In Ethiopia the figure has dropped from seven to five; in Côte d'Ivoire it has almost halved from its peak; in Botswana it has more than halved.

On the very day after the debate on whether to conduct bombing raids in Syria, Labour's share of the vote in the Oldham West and Royton byelection went up (from 54.8% to 62.11%) while the Conservatives' share was halved (from 19.3% to 9.3%).

However, the effect of image count density on lesion detection is reflected in the decreased sensitivity for lesion detection with proportional halving of the count density as image acquisition duration was halved from 10to5 5 min-per-view.

The proportion of time spent on professional communication significantly declined over time, from 24%to19%9%, and the average time on each communication task almost halved (from an average of 59 seconds in year 1 to 33 in year 3) (Table 3).