Sentence examples for is cleft from inspiring English sources
noun
An opening, fissure, or V-shaped indentation made by or as if by splitting.
In the plume moths (family Pterophoridae) the wings are deeply cleft into two or three narrow plumes, and in the many-plumed moths (family Alucitidae) each wing is cleft into six plumes.
If γ is constant, then the per capita consumption path is ( cleft( t right) = cleft( 0 right)e^{gamma t} ).
Mathematically, C 0) = 1, and the formula for updating the coefficient is Cleft( {t + 1} right) = Cleft( t right),{ cdot },delta.
If γ* is constant, then the optimal per capita consumption path is ( cleft( t right) = cleft( 0 right)e^{{gamma^ t}} ).
That is, Cleft( {r,t r^{prime},t^{prime}} right) = Eleft( {Tleft( {r,t} right Tleft( {r^{prime},t^{prime}} right)} right) = Cleft( {r,t + d r^{prime},t^{prime} + d} right), (3)where (Eleft( cdot right)) stands for expectation.
On the other hand, soft tissue deficiency for closing VP port, surgical removal or congenital loss of normal structure separating the nasal and oral cavity can lead to a state called velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) and most common cause of this condition is cleft palate.
With one blow, the room would be cleft into light and shade.
The rocky slopes were cleft by plunging ravines, pitted with bottomless sink-holes and strewn with bleached bones.
Like a big block of stone that's been cleft open with glazed canyons, the building brings natural light deep into its centre.
These can be cleft palates, grapefruit-sized tumours, noma (holes in the face from a bacteria prompted by malnutrition), or scarring from animal attacks.
SINCE 1974, when Cyprus was cleft in two by a Turkish invasion prompted by talk of a Greek takeover, every diplomatic attempt to stick it together again has failed.
