"It has split the views of players, commentators and analysts.
Technical advances such as tissue harmonic imaging, compound imaging, split screen imaging and extended field-of-view imaging, Doppler US, the use of intravenous contrast agents, elastography, and CAD systems have expanded the clinical application of breast US.
Nagy's first decision was to split the point of view: the film begins with Therese and shifts to Carol.
The mechanism of beam splitting and principle of wide-field-of-view compensation of modified Savart polariscope in the wide-field-of-view polarization interference imaging spectrometer (WPIIS) are analyzed and discussed.
Einstein embraced the dream of a unified theory, but, paradoxically, left science with a split view of the world.
Fikri Fouad, a 15-year-old village boy, said Palestinians had learned during the Oslo peace effort to live with a split view of Israelis -- "as people that we can make peace with, but still our enemies, too".
If the people of Hibbing appear split in their view of Mr. Dylan, his view of them is uncertain.
A split screen view of a drone's live video and the map showing its route, for instance is better on Apple hardware, the source said: "It's seamless on the iPhone.
The same step by step coding principles are also applied to a Minecraft learning environment — which will surely be the equivalent of catnip for kids — allowing users to manipulate Minecraft elements like blocks and player positions by making changes to the code, switching between a split screen view of Kano Blocks and the Minecraft world they are manipulating.
It's not wrong to go batty at the sight of a split-second view of the Captain's back (BBC1, Sunday).
