Label boss Matthew Thomas, aka Rushmore, described it as a set of "back of the night bus Nokia phone screamers," so we thought we'd hop on a 436 with GROVESTREET, split a portion of chips, and let lose with a few polyphonic stunners.
But with large whales, Hunt usually has just a split second to snag a portion of one breath.
In the autogenous hypothesis, mitochondria were born by splitting off a portion of DNA from the nucleus of the eukaryotic cell at the time of divergence with the prokaryotes; this DNA portion would have been enclosed by membranes, which could not be crossed by proteins.
Colvin was running home from third base when teammate Welington Castillo's bat split, sending a portion of the splintered object flying towards Colvin.
Once obtained, the fetal liver was split and a portion of the liver immediately flash frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at −80 °C until use.
From the cold trap, the sample can be split and a portion of the sample may be saved in a TD tube for later use, which is particularly useful if the sample is rare and precious.
Defendants could receive what is known as a "split sentence," with a portion of the time to be served in jail and another portion to be served in the community, under supervision by probation officers who would monitor mandatory participation in rehabilitation and other programs.
Thus, in each train-test split, one has a portion of data that can belong neither to the training nor the test sets.
When no contestant's effort exceeds the threshold, all contestants equally split the initial budget (or a portion of it) to ensure their participation.
In most cases, the agent is given a portion of the split, while the broker keeps the remainder to cover office expenses.
