Sentence examples for period split from inspiring English sources

Periodic experiments involved studies of the effect of period length, period split and flush amplitude on time-average conversion and consumption rate.

He served early notice of his thrilling ability during a trial as a teenager with Preston North End, a period split by National Service commitments in Egypt.

The effects of operating parameters including cycle period, split, pressure, temperature, and time-average flow rate on the performance were experimentally examined in comparison with the steady-state operation.

The team concludes that the most likely scenario is that an ancestral population that lived several thousand years before the Clovis period split into two groups, one staying north and one going south.

Investors would be required to commit quite deeply to the Indian economy, with $100 million infused over a three-year period, split equally between "front-end" and "back-end," to deliver the supply chain infrastructure of great interest to so many in India, and would further need to source at least 30% of all products from "small industries" in India.

In September, 86 tons of bombs, 40 Panzer PzKpfw I tanks and 122 personnel had been landed in Spain; they were accompanied with 108 aircraft in the July October period, split between aircraft for the Nationalist faction itself and planes for German volunteers in Spain.

There are old-timey zooms and dissolves and not exactly period split-screen effects, which at first feel overly, overtly referential but eventually become the language of the series.

Guy Lombardo hosted 48 straight New Year's Eve broadcasts on CBS until his death in 1977, beginning on radio in 1928 (and for a period, splitting with NBC Radio following midnight ET), and on CBS Television from 1956 to 1976 (which also featured coverage of the ball drop in Times Square).

Figure 3 shows individual changes in pain across the four periods split by the cut-off of <50 vs ⩾50% maximum decrease.

Eight rumen-cannulated Holstein heifers (4 heifers beginning at 257 ± 7 d, hereafter "young," and 4 heifers beginning at 610 ± 16 d, hereafter "old") were limit-fed high [HED; 2.64 Mcal/kg of dry matter (DM), 15.31% crude protein (CP)] or low (LED; 2.42 Mcal/kg of DM, 14.15% CP) energy density diets according to a 4-period, split-plot Latin square design with 28-d periods.

The effects of cycle period, cycle split, and liquid flow rate on SO2 removal in a periodically operated trickle bed of activated carbon were investigated using a simulated flue gas containing 2500 ppm SO2.