Sentence examples for size of the split from inspiring English sources

Users can drag the black bar in the middle to change the size of the split, or remove it altogether.

And, since there is no limit to the size of the split the copyright holders can ask for, many begin with wildly inflated demands — asking for seventy-five per cent of a record's earnings, say, for the use of a two-second percussion sequence or melody — and hold up the release of the album until they are satisfied.

The Zeeman effect is the splitting of a spectral line due to the presence of a magnetic field, and the size of the splitting is linearly proportional to the line-of-sight magnetic field strength.

They've also reduced the size of the spacebar — splitting it into two single space keys in the centre of the keyboard.

The parent node refers to the minimum size of the subsample to split and the child node refers to the minimum size for the resulting node after the split.

The proposed unit-cells are based on the concept of the stepped-impedance resonator (SIR) technique which are used to miniaturize the physical size of the conventional complementary split ring resonators (CSRRs).

We have added color, increased the size of the panels and split the data from T=0 and T=3 hours after Listeria infection into separate panels to help with visualization.

In fact for a given total sample size N, the split of cases and non-cases in exposed and unexposed groups that gives rise to the minimum standard error is an equal split of N/4 subjects in each cell.

In contrast, all ancestral population sizes are large compared to the current ones: q3, the ancestral effective population size before the split of A. asiatica-2x and A. asplenifolia-2x, and q4, the ancestral population common to all three species are bounded away from zero.

Some reports describe a fireball traveling with bright illumination twice to three times the size of the moon, and splitting into several parts before disappearing.

Lawmakers in at least nine other states, and countless cities and counties across the country, are also engaged in a kind of barter system, often allowing them to cut the size of government, split their costs and share services.