Sentence examples for splittings from inspiring English sources

Both isomer shifts and hyperfine structure splittings are readily resolved in Mössbauer spectra.

These splittings are generally observed for all nonequivalent hydrogens bonded to the one or two adjoining carbon atoms.

The trend toward higher fields (over 100 kilogauss), resulting from superconducting solenoids, improves the resolution by increasing the chemical shift splittings and the signal-to-noise ratio.

Spectra in magnetic fields displayed additional splittings that showed that the description of the electrons in atoms was still incomplete.

Electron-nuclear double resonance is mainly used in making accurate measurements of hyperfine and superhyperfine splittings for detailed mapping of electron-spin densities.

(Sinagra) * THE GOOD LIFE (Tonight) This band is the quieter project from singer-songwriter Tim Kasher (who also leads the knotty emo act Cursive); expect to hear hushed, densely written songs from the strong recent Good Life CD, "Album of the Year" (Saddle Creek), on which the pairings are even sadder than the splittings.

Otherwise, Len Wiseman's "Underworld," which opens nationwide today, achieves only loudness, aggressive confusion and one of the silliest head-splittings in film history.

The greater cynicism and resentment is reserved for the moral lapses and legal hair-splittings, the way in which the demands of lawyering furnish a license to engage in dishonest behavior.

Otherwise it achieves only loudness, aggressive confusion and one of the silliest head-splittings in film history.

The blow behind his ear left Thomson requiring five stitches – some reports say he almost lost his ear completely in the incident – and with a splitting headache for the rest of the match.

40 min: The ear-splitting whistles drifting around the gound indicate that Poland can't get a sniff of the ball now.