Bell Atlantic and others maintain that splitting area codes along political lines is a rare and difficult approach.
The deformation and the depth of the splitting area in the surrounding rock mass after final excavation were predicted using the energy dissipation model and also by an alternate prediction formula for the splitting depth previously proposed by the authors.
These findings open a new pathway for the development of novel and efficient semiconductor photocatalysts by tuning the superlattice structure with atomic precision, which will greatly benefit the solar water splitting area.
By building the sink upwards or splitting this area into narrow elements can reduce the active area by more than an order of magnitude as discussed in Dubey et al. [31].
The construction of wide modern roads through the city centre in the 1950s and the 1970s had the effect of splitting contiguous areas of the old city into separate neighbourhoods, disrupting traditional patterns of activity.
Put another way, splitting search by area allows the risk of a poor searcher appearing competent but working unchecked and a risk of coordinating search effort (Brennan et al., 2008).
We have also reorganized departments so they are less hierarchical and cumbersome, splitting up some areas and focusing others, so that all our Energy and Commodities coverage is now centralized, and our deals team is integrated with corporate finance.
Forming a new city is often a divisive process, splitting neighbors in areas like Dana Point and Laguna Niguel, where the boundaries of their future towns are being hotly debated.
On the right, the Eurosceptic Alternative for Germany, founded this year, became the fastest-rising party in post-war history by winning almost as many votes as the FDP and nearly entering the Bundestag.The Alternative, which wants to dissolve the euro area by splitting it into new currency blocks, drew voters from all parties, but mainly from the FDP and from The Left in eastern Germany.
Because vicariance events are not ordered into a strictly bifurcating, splitting pattern like an area cladogram, DIVA is especially powerful for inferring reticulate biogeographic scenarios, such as the Northern Hemisphere (Fig. 2), in which areas join and split in different combinations over time with the arising and falling of barriers (Sanmartín et al. 2001; Donoghue and Smith 2004).
Instead, regional-specific survival estimates were obtained by splitting Europe into five areas and pooling the data available for the regions.
