Suppose that splits as such that is bounded from below on and for as.
The operators of the radiation hydrodynamics are splitted as such that the hydrodynamics equations are solved explicitly making use of the capability of well-understood explicit schemes.
If Bush nominates to the supreme court judges who, for example, want to ban gay marriage or abortion, this could split the country, as such nominations have in the past.
However, by splitting our sample as such, we sacrificed statistical power, and thus increased the risk of Type II error.
The eight votes split in such a way as to decide the race, which had wound up in a tie.
Mosley said the attention did not bother him because people know and care about De La Hoya, and regarded their 12-round split decision in June as such a good show.
The blocks were subtended to the plot term as suggested in the previous round of review for the split-plot analysis and as such we did not investigate the block term.
This has implications for processes where the discharge from an eccentric hopper is split downstream, such as the bifurcation of the powder feed to a double-sided tablet press.
Even some of the states opposing the rule are politically split -- such as Colorado, where the attorney general opposes the plan, but the governor endorses it.
Competition is the foundation of the U.S. economy; if there isn't enough of it, the government can halt mergers, or even split companies, such as it did with the Bell Operations telephone monopoly in 1982.
This is especially true when it comes to creating insights that can inspire breakthrough innovation and not just simple A/B split testing, such as, should the site have a blue or green background.
