As in Beijing, he had turned the negative-split theory on its head, forcing his more traditional adversaries out of their comfort zones.
For comparison of the separatrix splitting theory, the widths of the generic separatrix band are computed through the maximum and minimum energies.
The split between theory and practice is illustrated by the controversy over liberation theology.
First, to clarify our model, we now split the theory figures into two: one addressing model assumptions and a second addressing model predictions.
In the first 100 ms, the right OCC was more sensitive to words than false font stimuli, which, assuming a split fovea theory of the visual field (Brysbaert 1994; Lavidor and Walsh 2004; Van der Haegen et al. 2009), may be due to the necessity to transfer the initial and most informative half of the word (Perea and Lupker 2003) to the left hemisphere.
The variation in the onset velocity agrees with a simple lubrication theory based on the film-splitting hypothesis.
Radiobiologist William Morgan, director of radiation biology and biophysics at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington, says that researchers are split between multiple theories about low-dose radiation some say it is good for you, others say it has no effect, and the rest think it's terrible for you.
The real proposition of his first theory is split into the mental proposition habens esse obiectivum in intellectu and the (new) proposition in re, both of which have a well-defined semantic and ontological status.
proposed a deal shortly before the critical South Carolina primary, in which Edwards would stay in the race and (so the theory went) split the white vote with Hillary Clinton and allow Obama to win the state -- if Obama guaranteed him the running mate spot.
The network is modeled using the two-port theory that splits the network into several cascaded elements, and predicts the response of the network.
For a while, support was split between these two theories.
