Sentence examples for relatively split from inspiring English sources

One as a relative Yoneda cohomology, i.e., as equivalence classes ofn-resolutions which are relatively split, and the second as a derived functor.

Kinzinger is right that any Democrat running against him, even in his relatively split district, would have trouble.

(According to the newspaper, the sign received a relatively split reaction before security took it down: "Some cheered, some booed").

The Ohio republican electorate is relatively evenly split ideologically.

In the ultimatum game, for instance, the proposer usually ends up offering a relatively equitable split (say, sixty-forty) to insure that the other person accepts.

To ask why – given the relatively equal split between female and male protagonists in literature for children and teenagers – active and adventurous girls seemed too often to vanish when they grew up.

Polling on EuroVegas was scant, and my conversations with Spaniards seemed to suggest a relatively even split in opinion: roughly half the people I spoke with felt the possible jobs were worth it, while the other half fumed.

Although Mr. Gingrich performed nearly as well with voters in Georgia who decided in the past few days, the remaining half of voters was relatively evenly split between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum.

But the election here is a reminder that advertising matters (no matter how much voters complain about it), that people make choices on individual candidates (not only party ideology), and perhaps most of all, that Wisconsin, like some of the other Midwestern states that moved toward the Republicans in 2010, may remain relatively evenly split along partisan lines.

Parent preferences amongst the remaining models were relatively evenly split.

The sample is relatively equally split by gender.