Sentence examples for split into numerous from inspiring English sources

Casimir was the second king of the reunited and resuscitated Poland that for nearly two centuries had been split into numerous small principalities.

Before the development of the Kakhovka Reservoir, the waters of which inundated a vast territory, the Dnieper split into numerous streams; flat swampy islands, overgrown with floodplain vegetation and reeds, lay among the channels.

To illustrate in more recent terms: an e-mail might be split into numerous electronic packets of information and transmitted almost at random across the labyrinth of the nation's telephone lines.

For a given dataset, a file is split into numerous components equal to the block size set for the HDFS cluster (which is 64 MB by default).

By way of background to both Thomasius's and Wolff's life it is important to note that the Germany of the eighteenth century was a country split into numerous states, each of which had its own government.

The population is split into numerous smaller herds, ranging from 40 to 50 in number, each ranging over approximately 3 sqkm.

Thus, the question appears how surface-treated nanomaterials can be considered under REACH while avoiding the aforementioned splitting into numerous new substances?

The fruit bodies are leathery and coral-like, with branches that are narrow at the base before widening out like a fan and splitting into numerous flattened prongs.

The saphenous nerve travels along the saphenous vein, splitting into numerous branches [ 26].

The predominant driver of lung morphogenesis prior to E16.5 is branching morphogenesis, the process whereby the simple epithelial tube splits into numerous smaller tubes to form the vast number of airways.

I do not include the ex-Yugoslavian immigrants in this study due to the split of the original country into numerous new countries during the time frame of this study.