Sentence examples for generally splits from inspiring English sources

The single carpel develops into a fruit (the pod, or legume) that generally splits open (dehisces) along one or both edges (sutures) at maturity, releasing the seeds that have developed from the ovules.

It generally splits the ad revenues with publishers, taking 40percentt for itself.

When particles break, each particle generally splits into 2 3 daughter particles.

A MapReduce job generally splits the input data set into independent blocks which are processed by the map tasks in a completely parallel manner.

Profits were generally split 50-50.

Hands-free devices are generally split into two categories: earpieces and speakerphone units.

The money is generally split between the copyright holder, often a record label, and the artist.

UK courts generally split 50 50, making it a more favourable regime for the partner with the least assets.

In a poll of half of this postseason's 16 playoff coaches, the philosophies were generally split.

(Sulcas) SPLICE: Neal Beasley and Bradley Teal Ellis (Friday and Saturday) The choreographers in this series generally split the bill neatly in two.

Staten Island Democratic leaders are generally split into two camps over who should take over the 49th District seat, now held by Jerome X . O'Donovan