Furthermore, during the eighteenth century, one doctor in Manchester believed that one half the children born in London before 1770 died within two years, while in Manchester, one half died by age five (Wilson 368; see also George Ch. 1, passim, and 406-410, 215-218).
We placed two different objects on a table and manually moved camera and gripper around them in a way that one half of the objects is already occluded before the gripper pushes one object.
In particular, participants were told that one half of the devices in the study were modified in such a way that the investigators did not expect the device to be efficacious.
The hazard, whenever a story is told in two halves, is that one half tends to suppress the other.
In our study, we found that one half of our patients were malnourished and presented hypoalbuminemia prior to chemotherapy.
If I were forced at gunpoint to pick a greatest episode of 2012, I would pick the fifth episode of "Louie," the one where Parker Posey makes him eat all those pickles — in that one half-hour, I felt every single emotion I have (plus, "Louie" seems like it would be a favorite of the kind of people who hold TV critics at gunpoint).
There was a split, in that one-half indicated an increase and the other half experienced a decrease in appetite.
Paterson declares: "Observe that everything in one half of this world that would be bought or sold in the other half could more profitably and readily be transported if this fragile strand were broken.
When we live in a culture that dehumanizes one half of its population because of their gender, it diminishes us all.
Using a summary of the number of actions taken or planned by visitors, we see in Table 8 that over one half of the visitors to the REEP House took some kind of action after their visit and almost one half of the visitors were still planning to take action when surveyed; many had done both.
