Sentence examples for split represented from inspiring English sources

ALP and HCE have a daughter, Issy – whose personality is often split (represented by her mirror-twin).

The timing of the Homo/ Pan split, represented by the S1 node, was estimated to be between 10.1 ± 2.5 and 14.2 ± 5.5 Ma (Table 1).

Markers placed on either side of the tibial tuberosity and in the medial aspect of the fracture split represented the proximal tibial reference segment best.

Then, any column of M - defines a different split of the taxon set, and the set of splits S (M - ) obtainable in this way can be represented by a split network N. If we label each edge of the network N by the columns in the alignment M - that correspond to the split represented by the edge, then the resulting split network is called a median network (Bandelt et al. 1995).

This national press split represents the continuing division over European Union membership across the UK and, as several papers noted, it also reflects the division within the Tory party.

For Mr. Weill, who took control of Travelers in 1993 and made it his flagship company, the planned split represents a sharp reversal and a rare admission that one of his many acquisitions had not worked out.

The optimal flow split represents the value of (phi) that optimizes the production temperature.

All seven stocks are worthy of purchase on their own merits, and the possibility of a stock split represents an extra kicker.

The optimal decision, obtained by encoding the current CU twice (without split and with a split), represents the encoding case with the smallest RD cost.

Here, the authors focus on Homo-Arabidopsis comparisons; since the animal-plant split represents a deep divergence among eukaryotes, this should allow for inferences about early eukaryotic gene evolution.

The scenarios reflect the splitting of the ancestral range with areas to the left of the split represents the range inherited by the upper branch of the phylogeny in Figure 4 and ranges to the right of the split is the range inherited by the lower branch.