Sentence examples for split in one from inspiring English sources
The declarer needed a three-two split in one of the black suits, and the clubs obliged.
An extended pause between rounds because of a split in one of Clay's gloves — some say made purposely by Clay's trainer, Angelo Dundee — helped Clay recover, and in Round 5 he fulfilled his prediction, quickly reducing Cooper's face to a bloody mask.
Despite its robustness, this model is inadequate in cases where several fiber populations cross, join or split in one voxel [1, 2].
To find an analytical solution for the magnetic field Ḇe on the magnetopause and for the construction of the additional field Ḇcf, the calculation has to be split in one part for the half-sphere and another part for the cylinder.
If the test-taker was evenly split in one's confidence between Victoria and Vancouver being the correct answer, then the test-taker should mark the circle halfway between the Victoria and Vancouver vertices.
Opinions are split: in one survey, a sizable minority of furries 37 percent said that sex is an important part of their activities, but then another quarter also said that it wasn't a factor at all.
This metric is equal to the sum of the number of splits in one tree that are not present in the other, scaled by the total number of splits present across the two trees.
Sometimes the screen was split in two, one picture still, one moving, which gave an effect something like 3D without being distracting.
Going from a modernist house in Botafogo to a glass house in the mountain enclave of Petropolis above the city, dancing all night on Ipanema beach in front of the tall hotels lining the beach, was a jolt for a girl reared in a small split level in one of the many suburban developments which had sprung up around New York City.
This visual examination led to the identification of a split ORF in one coat protein gene (see the section of improved annotation in the Additional file 1).
The design for his Fairfield Road housing in London is a simple block that is split in two — one clad in brass, the other in bronze — and twisted on the site to create oblique views down the street.
