Sentence examples for split compared to from inspiring English sources
Oh yeah: Blackberry developers using the RIM app store will get an 80/20 revenue split, compared to Apple's 70/30 split.
The authors then used the cost model results to evaluate the cost reductions for New Swiss Split compared to today's Swiss Split.
The revenue sharing model is generous compared to others; a straight 50/50 60/40 split compared to Squidoo's 50% of profits only, and publishers are paid direct by the advertiser: advertisements are rotated 1 1 with each publisher's code and HubPages' code.
By contrast, a 25/25 split compared to a 35/35 split will raise the score from 625 to 1225, a much more dramatic increase.
Indeed, participants on Androgel® were more than twice as likely to have exhibited negative generosity (rejection threshold exceeding proposed split) compared to themselves on placebo.
For example, comparing 50 nt reads and 70 nt reads, a 10/40 split compared to a 10/60 split will, under ideal conditions, raise the score from 400 to 600.
The as-prepared photoanodes show dramatically enhanced performance for photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting, compared to single semiconductor counterparts.
Although the reduced well width enhances the Dresselhaus-type spin splitting compared to the symmetric QWs, the Rashba-type spin splitting in the asymmetry step QWs increases more rapidly.
Recently, Ng et al. prepared a graphene decorated BiVO4 through a facile photocatalytic reaction to improve its photo-response in visible light and found remarkable enhancement in photoelectrochemical water splitting compared to pure BiVO4 under visible illumination.
It is shown by numerical examples that the accuracy of computed results of matrix products can be improved by the modified error-free splitting, compared to that by the previous algorithms.
Finally, we present some examples in the context of the time evolution of an electromagnetic plasma instability which emphasizes the excellent behavior of the new splitting compared to methods from the literature.
