Sentence examples for split into one from inspiring English sources

The majority of courses on offer are split into one of two areas: American literature and culture, and history and politics, with more courses falling into the former category.

Based on the crystal field theory, the TMs 3d states split into one triply degenerate t2 state and one doubly generate e state in zinc-blende (ZB) structures.

They were split into one control group and one experimental group.

As such, for BOINC 7, the scheduler has been rewritten from the ground up, and split into one for the CPU and one for the GPU.

In dealing with the Syrian crisis, many people and countries in the world are split into one of two camps: those who believe Bashar al-Asaad used chemical weapons and therefore should be attacked, and those who deny Asaad culpability and believe the deaths were caused by rebels to embarrass Asaad while U.N. investigators were in Damascus.

Work should be split into one full, uninterrupted hour.

As it turns out, the 90/10 per cent split between right-handed and left-handed people narrows to 67/33 when it comes to phone use; those groups are then further split into one-handed users (like everyone in every smartphone advert ever), "cradlers" who hold and point, and those who use the two-handed, -two-thumbed grip.

As they continue east, the two routes split into one-way streets, northbound Liberty Avenue and southbound Camanche Avenue.

The analyzed clusters were split into "one-to-one", meaning those that only contain seed orthologs, and "multi" clusters, meaning those that also contain inparalogs.

A file is splited into one or more blocks (default 64MB or 128MB) and that blocks are stored in DataNodes.

The entire group splits into one subgroup of children (10 male, 7 female) with a mean age of 6.3 ± 4.7 years and one subgroup of adults (4 male, 5 female) with a mean age of 45.0 ± 26.1 years.