Sentence examples for splitting on from inspiring English sources

System utilities also provide functions to transform one data type to another, such as string conversions to and from various data types as well as string splitting (on one or more delimiters).

Node splitting on the one hand improves network layout but on the other hand makes it difficult to visually follow the global flux.

I enjoy functional glamour – shiny pink plastic, a yolk splitting on to fine white toast.

Splitting, on the other hand, is usually created by discord and produces even more.

By not applying the rule equally across the board I image your managers are banking on the workforce splitting on the issue.

A parliamentary committee in Queensland has just completed a report on whether that state should adopt a human rights act and again the outcome has been disappointing, with the committee splitting on party lines.

Musically and lyrically, "Hungry Heart" is the apotheosis of that idea: a goofy, honking pop song about a man splitting on his family, only to find himself even more broken and lonesome.

The program contains a fresh interview with James Hansen, the NASA climate scientist who's become an energetic advocate for new nuclear technologies, splitting on this issue with some other climate campaigners focused on solar and other renewable energy technologies.

One can make use of this aspect to reduce the total energy consumption by splitting on-chip memory into multiple instances such that frequently accessed segments of the address space reside in separate small memory instances.

And he indulges in hair-splitting on gays, arguing in favour of "domestic partnerships" but against "civil unions".Whether Republicans can stomach all this depends in part on how much they want to win.

Since there has been some hair-splitting on the word "hope" this week, it's worth pointing out this is pretty close to the classic: "You got a nice place, here.