Sentence examples for rapid split from inspiring English sources

The plan is for the government to provide debtor-in-possession financing to allow the company to continue its day-to-day operations, but also to have everything in place to allow for a rapid split between a "good" GM, which would acquire all the viable assets, and a "bad" GM into which all the unwanted liabilities, from debt to product-defect and asbestos-damage claims, would be loaded.

Four men took advantage of an empty space in the middle of the dance floor to break dance, challenging one another with rapid splits and head spins.

Kuhn's original account of the dynamics of science ill fit the rapid splitting and recombining of fields in the post-World War II era of Big Science.

The next year he began taking acoustic guitar lessons with a school friend, but his teacher, after noticing Mr. Parris's natural talent and rapid progress, split the duo apart.

For the final leg of the trip, the current whisked us down rapid-laced Split Mountain Canyon, dropping an impressive 20 feet per mile.

The difficulty in confidently resolving basal splits in these phylogenies may be a result of insufficient time during cladogenesis to accumulate strong phylogenetic signal in the data because of rapid lineage splitting.

John Serba of The Grand Rapids Press was split on "Save the Last One"; while asserting that it was "imminently watchable", he felt that the episode was unbalanced as a whole and criticized the dialogue.

CslF genes are only present in monocots, and they have long branches in the phylogenies, suggesting a rapid divergence after splitting from CslD family through duplication (node 12).

In ancient rapid radiation, lineage splitting occurs with close temporal spacing and very few character patterns are left as evidence of the relatedness of lineages that diverged from one another.

Jelavic played for Hajduk Split and Rapid Vienna before moving to Rangers, where he scored 36 goals in 54 games.

In Inequality in the Workplace, Jiyeoun Song focuses on South Korea and Japan, which have advanced labor market reform and confronted the rapid rise of a split in labor markets between protected regular workers and underprotected and underpaid nonregular workers.