Sentence examples for historical splits from inspiring English sources

TreeMix [ 21] was employed to infer the patterns of population historical splits and mixtures for Tibetan populations in the context of diverse Chinese breeds.

(The historical split is 60% bonds and 40% equity).

A spell in opposition could revive the historical split between Labour's hawks and doves.

The hiatus, however, was but an historical split second; the conflict in Korea commenced in 1950 and I, who had been reckless enough to remain in the reserves, was called back to active duty.

Though the battle lines were drawn on a very modern political rivalry, Abu Ismael told me he believed they were rooted in the historical split between the sects that had taken place in Mesopotamia more than a thousand years earlier.

This division suggests a historical split of N. furzeri populations between two refugia.

The historical split of contemporary metal-impacted populations from clean-river fish dated to the Medieval period.

Dr. Gray based his tree on the Dyen list, a set of Indo-European words judged by linguists to be cognates, and he anchored the tree to 14 known historical dates for splits between Indo-European languages.

These include the old city of Dubrovnik and the historical area of Split that contains ruins of the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian.

and from historical processes that split populations or species into different areas.

It has a significant and contemporary (for its time) setting: post-war Vienna, with that historical city now split into sectors, each of which is controlled by one of the allies.