When statewide monitoring began in 2008, California split the work between a division of 3M Co. and Houston-based Satellite Tracking of People, or STOP.
The friends split the work: Rynd takes care of the art and the bands, Sparry oversees the bar and the d.j.s, and Taylor does the cooking.
Intel also said it had nearly completed a technology that could improve individual chips' performance by 30percentt by splitting the work among different parts of a chip.
This semester, at least 36 schools nationwide are trying out Mr. Khan's experiment: splitting up the work of teaching between man and machine, and combining teacher-led lessons with computer-based lectures and exercises.
Accurate determination of such a load-COD is crucial for assessing the work-of-fracture applied to split the specimen into two halves.
Ryan Russell, a dispatcher for the San Jose Fire Department, said she was willing to work overtime and split the cost of a pair of $6,000 seats with her boyfriend and parents because she didn't want to wait and risk missing out if her favorite team wins the Super Bowl.
If your teacher gives you a study guide for a test, and you decide to split up the work with three of your classmates, then you only have to do ¼ of the research you otherwise would have had to do in order to study for the test.
Starting in 1939, scientists there sought to split the nuclei of uranium atoms and, working in a basement laboratory, succeeded beyond their dreams.
For the time being, he supplies trucks to his nephews, who work the farm and split the harvest of wheat, corn, melons, and lentils with him.
It's easier to break with a Facebook friend than a real friend; the work of a split second to delete a mobile-phone contact.
