Sentence examples for split into two channels from inspiring English sources

The River Don, which flows through Sheffield and Doncaster, had originally split into two channels below Stainforth, one of which emptied into the River Trent near Adlingfleet, close to its junction with the River Ouse, while the other headed north to join the River Aire near Rawcliffe.

The Cy3 and Cy5 emissions were split into two channels using a 630 nm dichroic mirror.

In OCT, a near infrared light source with a relatively broad spectral bandwidth is split into two channels of an interferometer.

For two-color co-localization experiments, Cy3 and Cy5 fluorescence were split into two channels and imaged separately on a single charge-coupled device (CCD) chip using an Optosplit II image splitter (Cairn Instruments, Faversham, UK).

Confocal Z-stacks were split into two channels (pre- and post-synaptic), the presynaptic channel was rotated 90° out of alignment, then the two channels were re-merged and analyzed for co-localized synaptic puncta.

Fluorescence and SHG signals from the fibers were detected through an emission filter (ET680SP, Chroma Technologies, VT, USA) and split into two channels using a dichroic mirror (485DCLP, Chroma).

The river splits into two channels here, and the bridge spans both.

Near its mouth north of downtown Portland, the river splits into two channels that flow around Sauvie Island.

For example, as Figure 1 shows, the 2.4 GHz band that 802.11 b/g [3] standards operate on is split into eleven channels of 22 MHz-width, where the center frequencies of adjacent channels are spaced by 5 MHz apart.

First, an RGB image was split into three channels, and then the number of nuclei stained by DAPI was counted as the number of cells.

Light from a superluminescent diode (SLD, Superlum Diodes, Moscow, Russia, λo = 837.5-nm Δλ = 54.2) is split into eight channels (six are used) by a 1x8 fiber coupler (AC Photonics, Santa Clara, CA).