Sentence examples for physical split from inspiring English sources

Hage took comfort only from reading "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind," an eccentric book, published in 1976, by Julian Jaynes, a Princeton psychologist, in which he argues that before around 2,000 B.C., all humans were guided by hallucinated verbal commands caused by a physical split between the right and left hemispheres of the brain.

This physical split led to complications related to teacher collaboration as well as a lack of unified identity across the middle and high schools.

These constraints were the curricular and instructional demands imposed by external learning standards, the physical split of the school, and a diversity in the students not anticipated by the teachers.

Clare reflected on this situation near the end of year 1, noting that the physical split among the students was also impacting the development of an overall school vision: I think we're all still kind of figuring that (the vision) out.

The first scheme is a Physical Splitting Scheme that is a straightforward extension of the Strang splitting method.

If removal from centromeres during breathing is the consequence of physical splitting of DNA molecules that are held together by cohesin, only cohesin complexes that are involved in sister chromatid cohesion should be dislodged.

In this study, we assessed the polyamine profile in Arabidopsis plants during the interaction with Trichoderma virens and Trichoderma atroviride, using a system that allows direct plant-fungal contact or avoids their physical interaction (split system).

"What's been really interesting is the physical-digital split," said Scott Shannon, the publisher of digital content for the Random House Publishing Group.

Physical examination splits in 11 branches (general survey and vital signs, head and neck, thorax, abdomen, skin, lymph nodes, limbs, genitalia, anus and rectum, nervous system, and spine), of which each forks as well.

The judge in the case awarded legal custody to Mr. Mabus and split physical custody between him and Ms. Hines.

Grubb and his team found several distinct physical differences that split forest and savanna elephants, including body size, tusk shape and differences in both the cranium and the mandible.