Sentence examples for split from one from inspiring English sources

This will improve efficiency by, for example, increasing the number of round trips per week for container wagons used in Swiss Split from one to two or three a week in future.

For example, one key event that shapes our understanding of how birds evolved is the adaptive radiation that occurred approximately 65 million years ago, during which most of the modern avian orders split from one another (Fig. 7).

She became a New York Times best-selling author, split from one boyfriend and found another, and performed in a one-woman short film/ad, uh, thing.

As the wedding weekend continued, I--unlike Annie in Bridesmaids--realized I hadn't been fearing a split from one close friend, and I watched as no one fought pettily over the honor of being anyone's "best friend".

In addition, P. t. ellioti consists of two populations that split from one another ~4 kya.

Each iPS line was split from one well into the three wells, and expanded, prior to RNA isolation.

A second tree by Brown and van Tuinen (2011) was used to calibrate the branching points of orders, represented by dots splitting from one another, to geological time.

The most recent common ancestor of the pagurid + lithodid + hapalogastrid clade was placed in the Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian, ~98 MYA, Square K) with Lithodidae and Hapalogastridae splitting from one another around 18 MYA (Burdigalian, Miocene).

The biologists also used the amount of genetic change in the viruses to estimate when the different viral lineages split off from one another.

The fact that these two groups split apart from one another doesn't mean they can't and shouldn't work together.

Here, the distance between two taxa in the tree is measured according to "phenetic distance," the length of the path (i.e., the sum of split weights) from one taxon to the other in the tree.