Sentence examples for split of the two from inspiring English sources
Ramiro Mendoza relieved Clemens -- who will be placed on the disabled list with a strained groin and will miss at least two weeks -- and pitched well for five and two-thirds innings, and the Yankees managed a split of the two games with the Red Sox.
Analysts are expecting management to hint at a possible split of the two companies, a move that could be approved around the time of the company's August shareholder meeting.
The results show that the most significant effect of mistuning and cracks on the vibration response is the shift and split of the two resonant frequencies with the same nodal diameters.
By sequencing most of the nuclear genome, the team was able to date the split of the two species of woolly mammoths to more than 1.5 million years ago and to confirm that mammoths have far less genetic diversity than primates, for example, which may have made them more susceptible to extinction.
A Gaussian fit results in a mean and standard deviation of 0.751 and 0.0625, respectively Fig. 9 Histogram of the fractional flow split of the two fracture system when (L/ 2R)=0.4), (sigma _h/leftlangle w rightrangle =0.25), and (zeta =0.8).
The account of unharmonicity leads to split of the two resonance lines ħ Ω 1 H and ħ Ω 2 H on to N ∼ 1 + k T / ħ Ω i H peaks equidistant by ħ Ω 1 H and ħ Ω 2 H, respectively (where i = 1, 2) [16].
A one-third split of the seven million subscribers would yield 2.3 million customers.
The sport will subsequently cut one each from men's freestyle and Greco-Roman to achieve a 6-6-6 6-6-6 6-6-6s split of the three disciplines.
If we argue that the Northern Song Dynasty overcame the split of the Five Dynasties, and the unification of the Central Plains was restored, then its power was certainly weak.
In the afternoon draw, women's team play saw a split of the three available points.
The split of the six lineages must have occurred later, probably during the Quaternary Glaciations (4.3 ± 3; 2.4 ± 2; 2.9 ± 2 Mya).
