Sentence examples for split that can from inspiring English sources

It is the great dichotomy of 2001, but it is not a split that can endure forever.

In its report to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Ford said the surfaces of the fuel line had been "mechanically scored during its manufacture" and when installed, the line could develop "a split that can result in a leak".

Histologically, the lesions show a split that can be intraepidermal, at the dermoepidermal junction or subepidermal.

The electrochemical response of N-methylated receptors, for which different cisoid cisoid, cisoid transoid, and transoid transoid forms exist, exhibits a significant peak splitting that can be associated to the presence of such conformational isomers.

Traditional fixed models run the risk of unfair equity splits that can cause relationship problems between founders that often lead to the startup's demise.

This is a form of splitting that can turn one child against the other forever.

Conversely, Z-closure aims to find all possible complete splits that can be derived by extending partial splits using the Z-closure rule, a process that can yield many different splits.

Instead, you can click the "Split" button in the "View" tab to create a default split that you can then click and drag to adjust.

The products are radioactive fragments of split atoms that can result in cancer and other serious illnesses.

We designed a novel fiber-based ratiometric optical channel using a blue light emitting diode, a diffraction grating, and a split photodetector that can accurately measure the cardiac AP without the need for BDM.

This can prevent split ends that can contribute to frizzy hair.