Sentence examples for local split from inspiring English sources

LOCAL! Split between two long-time KZSU favorites, one based in the Bay and one in West Texas, both members of the Real Life Rock & Roll Band.

Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica enjoyed the improvements of the Halo maps in Anniversarys multiplayer mode, but criticized the inability to play said mode via four-person local split screen as in the original game.

Coll 94 Split-Window algorithm was modified using regional precipitable water values estimated from upper-air Radiosond observations for the years 1990 2007 and Local Split-Window (LSW) algorithms were generated for the study area.

The microphysical part of the model results from energy and mass balances of water and air allowing local splitting between vapor and liquid content.

The local splitting behaviour in Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC) elements under a high concentrated load is gaining a growing interest, especially with reference to precast tunnel segments.

Labour was further troubled by local splits, including a row over a planned academy school in Preston, which saw the council education chair deposed and then fought and beaten in the poll by the local party's constituency chair.

In addition to supporting local split-screen multiplayer, Katamari Damacy Reroll also has motion controls available via the Joy-Cons, although I think I will stick with the regular input considering that's what the game was originally built around.

Google's entering the video game console race without a console, but rather the ability to stream 4K/60 fps games onto any device that can run Chrome, complete with more reliable multiplayer (since it's all on Google servers) and crazy features like local split-screen running on separate Stadia instances.

How refugees and locals split the cost of the meal is entirely up to them, Hommel said.

Her single-minded devotion to Point Loma left the society at large open to schism; some local lodges split from Tingley's group.

ONE phrase characterises New Labour's attitude to local government: split personality.