Sentence examples for splitting off from from inspiring English sources

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So basically, the theory becomes intractable, but what she discovered is that what really happens is that there is a bubble splitting off from the soap film.

In Sri Lanka, Fernando says, the idea of splitting off from the group to heal psychic wounds through individual counseling can actually exacerbate the more salient fear of social isolation.

Thus, the two subspecies are really one, with the supposed Siberian tiger splitting off from the Caspian tiger in the past century, Driscoll and his colleagues report today in PLoS ONE.

The large island of Madagascar, because of its isolation after splitting off from Africa millions of years ago, contains wildlife found nowhere else in the world.

He said getting positive results in Africa and elsewhere required "large aid budgets" and countries cooperating "not splitting off from each other".

"In that moment I split off from myself," she wrote.

Hynix split off from the Hyundai conglomerate in 2001.

First biochemistry split off from biology forming the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB).

Two groups of my former doctoral students split off from that.

The sources of their humor are split off from the technical effects they produce.