Splitting instruments and sounds between the left and right channels on a stereo makes for a much more pleasant listening experience -- except when you are sharing headphones with a friend.
The proposed instrument is split into two complementary "sub-instruments", where one is operating as the front-end device, responsible for the accurate, low-noise signal detection and transmission, while the second "sub-instrument" is operating as the "base station", responsible for the collection and further processing of the captured data.
Mr. Geithner suggested that derivatives should be split between standardized instruments, which would be traded on regulated exchanges, and privately negotiated contracts, customized deals (often called "swaps") that are made between two financial organizations and would not be publicly traded or regulated.
"A split musical instrument seems inoperable," Mr. Klein said, "but here we see both halves making music.
It also offers tracks split into instrument STEMS, so it's customers can tweak the sound files further via editing.
Figures 4 and 6 show that consumers make a cost-saving regardless of profile, product demand split or instrument.
A partial (split) ring instrument also allows an integration of PET with either mammography or tomosynthesis to provide complementary imaging, see Fig. 9.
To evaluate cross-correlations of underwater noise, measurements of pressure fluctuations on each instrument were split into 625 s segments.
Linthicum, Md.-based Ciena now sports a market value of $4.9 billion, more than the combined value of the three companies General Instrument recently split into.
On earlier models, the instrument is split into "lead" and "rhythm" sections.
