Sentence examples for full or split from inspiring English sources

4. Again, by my count, there are six people/organizations who had a seat -- full or split -- in 2009 and no longer do: Helen Thomas (as mentioned above), Newsweek, US News, Congress Daily, CCH and UPI.

8 The survey finding that 86% of trainees feel affected by lethargy for 2 days up to a week postnight shifts suggests that rotas should allow for at least 48 h off work after a full or split set of night shifts.

Either on a full screen or split screen, users can watch live feeds of the broadcast as well as streamed video clips called Daily Cool Down (which includes behind-the-scenes looks at the top runners) and NYRR live, which focuses on the strategies and careers of the elite athletes.

Viewers can check everyday information with a push of a button on the television's remote control, in either full screen or split screen.

At the macula, anomalous PVD can cause a variety of pathologies, depending upon whether or not the posterior vitreous cortex is intact (full thickness) or split (partial thickness).

To add variation, try full squats or split squats.

This will depend on whether or not you want to workout full body or split your days up by muscle group.

Clusters were automatically assigned to four categories ("full", "partial", "split" or "no" conservation), calculating the mean correlation of probesets within and between sub-groups "a" and "b", and comparing the values obtained to a specific threshold T (T = 0.4 in this study).

The study of the history of black culture is full of theories about doubled or split identity, what W. E. B. Du Bois famously described as "the peculiar sensation" of "always looking at one's self through the eyes of others, of measuring one's soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity".

You should also do your hair as you normally would, even if it's full of split ends or looks a little rough.

Breaking takes full rankings and breaks, or splits them up, into counts for pairs of alternatives that occur in particular positions (e.g., first place and second place, second place and third place).