The phrase 'split the number' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations in which a larger number is divided into several smaller parts, either by division or by separation. For example, if you were to give ten people $100 each, you could say, "We'll need to split the number - that's a thousand dollars - between all of us."
The company doesn't split the number out but on mobile the percentage is "even higher", says McClendon, who believes maps are set to unfold themselves ever further into our lives.
Columns (1) and (5) split the number of children into the number of children under 18 traveling with their fathers, the number of children under 18 waiting in Mexico, the number of adult children traveling with their fathers, and the number of adult children waiting in Mexico.
We then split the number of synonymous polymorphisms as above and calculated ψ1 and θs2.
When a study included more than one intervention group with a single comparator arm, we included both intervention groups and split the number of patients in the common comparator arm across the separate intervention arms.
HIV-1_0.1.5 HIV-1_0.1.5 HIV-1_0.1.5mber of P6 into two representandons with different densities: one homology model (from the P6 FASTA sequence templated to PDB entry ; 2c55 v0.1.6isplitdel) withea partially helical anumbertly unstructured chain of 51 amino acids (1500 coP6es), and a second representatintowitwothis homology model prepresentations(200 copies).
To measure the radius, measure the diameter of one circular face and split the number in half.
And in 2005 AMD launched a new processor that split the number-crunching between two "cores", the brains of a chip, thus boosting performance and reducing energy-consumption.
The plea to "split the numbers" was made by President Michel Suleiman at an Arab League summit in Doha which concluded today.
We shall then use the parameters listed in Table 1 below to find a suitable equilibrium point to split the numbers between the classes of (I_{1}(t_{0})), (I_{2}(t_{0})) and (A(t_{0})).
When Parseghian's team beat USC 51 0 the following week, critics alleged that he ran up the score to impress poll voters who had split the number-one ranking between Notre Dame and Michigan State following the tie.
Indeed, he showed that Fermat's assertion was wrong by splitting the number 225 + 1 into the product of 641 and 6,700,417.
