(In a side-splitting moment, the Narrator points out how the mother slips into "Negro dialect" when admonishing her son about religion — thus sending up the standard American theatrical device of making black performers sound more "real" by substituting "de" for "the").
There are still side-splitting moments – as many as there are in any other comedy this year – but without the road-movie structure that kept Borat moving forward, Brüno is more of a scrappy compilation of YouTube clips than a fully realised film.
From his opening monologue and lame jokes about The Tourist and tasteless barbs aimed at Cher and Hugh Hefner, it was clear the man who often gave us side-splitting moments as a presenter at past awards shows can't seem to connect when he takes the helm of such a program.
Alexandra Shulman, the editor of British Vogue, had deemed the royal wedding a "perfect Marmite moment" — splitting the nation into equal camps of lovers and loathers.
Know when to use a single bit, double bit, splitting maul, splitting wedge, etc.
While either prediction was still applicable to RCA concrete beams, the cracking moment predicted from splitting tensile strength was closer to the observed cracking moment, within 20%% of predicted for all but one test (Fathifazl et al. 2009).
When targets' regions have merged together, multiple moving targets are regarded as a whole target to track for the moment, while when splitting multiple moving targets, feature matching is used to establish corresponding relationship of multiple merged targets, such an example of tracking three human targets in an outdoor scene is shown in Fig. 5.
But this is not a moment for another difference-splitting deal.
Without him, this series will probably not have the same edge, although the Knicks and the Pacers had some pointed moments this season in splitting four games.
At the moment, the Nets are actually splitting time between three home bases.
And a third major camp argues that particles can be two places at once only because the universe itself splits into parallel realities at the moment of measurement, one universe for each particle location — and thus an infinite number of ever splitting parallel versions of the universe (and us) are all evolving alongside one another.
