Sentence examples for record splitting from inspiring English sources

Alternative strategies of record splitting may have considerable influence on predictions.

Simile provides an icon to facilitate record splitting and inheritance of attributes (Figure 4) that facilitates exploration of this issue.

Between these are two variables, rate and split, that deal with serial correlation of increments and record splitting respectively.

This Simile representation makes the model accessible for teaching purposes, and encourages exploration into the consequences of implementation decisions such as record splitting that have received little consideration.

A growth period of 150 years was simulated for all sample plots and for the full stand applying the tree record splitting method alternatively.

In the original Fortran simulator, record splitting was hard-coded to assign 1.3 times the average increment to a quarter of the stems, whilst the remaining stems were assigned 0.9 times the predicted increment.

The 200 m began with van den Hoogenband again attacking immediately, reaching the 100 m mark more than a second under the world record split, with Thorpe half a body length behind.

The saxophonist Jackie McLean and the pianist Andrew Hill made their biggest marks on jazz in the 1960's for Blue Note records, splitting the difference between bebop and the outer circles of jazz that were then called the new thing.

His needs are now met by three different physicians, with his medical records split accordingly, he said.

Sun is way ahead of Cochrane - he's miles in front of the world-record split at 9 43.10 - but Mellouli is eating up the distance on Cochrane.

Kemkers said he glanced up from recording split times, became momentarily disoriented and barked at Kramer to switch to the inner lane.