Sentence examples for need to be split from inspiring English sources

For a better use in geometric and dimensional control or in reverse engineering such clouds need to be split in subsets that represent elementary surfaces.

I'd leave it to the network executives and the R.N.C. to decide whether this debate would need to be split in two, like the first one.

Another option that is quite useful to set is to have a guideline (grey vertical line) showing you where 80 characters in is, so you can tell if your lines are too long and need to be split.

If this were the minimum size of a systemically important firm, then America's four big banks would need to be split into 48 separate companies to be small enough to fail.

If anything, it was a reminder that being corralled into safe spaces, outside the rough and tumble of the mainstream where stuff actually gets decided, is dangerous for women; and that the progressive feminist vote probably doesn't need to be split any more than it is.

We anticipate that this volume range may need to be split into separate regions in the future.

When did you decide the story needed to be split in such a way?

The fishing industry needs to be split for anything to really succeed: praise the good, shame the bad".

Now, my predecessor in this spot, Peter Bennett-Jones, argued last year that the BBC needs to be split into two divisions, one factual, and one entertainment.

Seasonal flus are normally confined to the respiratory tract because before it can infect a cell, the hemagglutinin protein needs to be split down the middle by an enzyme found there.

Gmoney allows users to set up detailed payback schemes depending on how the money needs to be split.