Sentence examples for may split in from inspiring English sources
The three men, who are negotiating as a bloc, but may split in their final vote, have given little indication of which way they will fall.
In certain animals the parent may split in half, as in some worms, in which an individual worm breaks into two fairly equal parts (except that the anterior half receives the mouth, "brain," and sense organs if they are present).
At the same time, the North Vietnamese government was afraid the Viet Cong may split in order to accommodate a resolution with the Saigon government, because the U.S.-backed government in the South was showing no sign of collapse.
Third, in the splitting-worlds interpretation each of the worlds in the universe may split into two or more worlds, and the problem is that (similarly to the collapse in orthodox collapse quantum mechanics) there are no clear criteria for when a splitting occurs and how long it takes.
In the WF model, more than one vertex in the original graph may split, while in the Moran model at most one vertex may split.
Tatis, 33, who may split time in left field next season with Daniel Murphy, is playing for Estrellas in the Dominican winter league.
Therefore, one may split a dataset in half if it is large enough, use a "leave-one-out" classification procedure, or apply bootstrapping methods.
Your pee stream may split and going in several directions but hit the toilet seat or floor.
Already eclipsed by its militant agrarian rival, Samoobrona (Self-Defence), the Peasants may split, with their radical wing throwing in its lot with Poland's anti-EU camp.
Mr. Campbell suggested that Ms. Fiorina and Mr. DeVore may split the conservative vote in the June 8 primary, allowing him to slip through.
But the Kurdish block, often touted as the kingmaker, looks weaker than it was, because a new Kurdish opposition group, Goran (Change), has gained ground and may split the Kurdish vote in parliament, thereby undermining the old guard's ability to call the shots.The Iraqi National Alliance, the most fiercely Shia group, is also in flux.
