Sentence examples for strategy of splitting from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Steel, who has given his backing to Tim Farron as the next leader following Clegg's resignation, said that this strategy of splitting the difference between the two main parties had "set back the progress of Liberalism for several decades".

While the common strategy of splitting a dataset into two-thirds for training and one-third for testing is shown to work well for reasonably sized datasets (over 100 cases [40]), this was used for the system dataset despite its small size.

Whether Beijing will succeed in moving ever further toward unifying Asia, Africa, and Europe into that world island or Washington will persist with Obama's strategy of splitting that land mass along its axial divisions via trans-oceanic trade won't become clear for another decade or two.

He is clearly wary of Pfizer's strategy of splitting operations into three divisions: "The model where you would split the company in three pieces I don't think would work at all for our business".

Emmitt Smith criticized the strategy of splitting time in the backfield with Troy Hambrick, saying it was difficult for him to find a rhythm.

One of the earliest proponents of the strategy of splitting eights is Ed Thorp, who developed the strategy on an IBM 704 as part of an overall blackjack strategic theory published in Beat the Dealer: A Winning Strategy for the Game of Twenty-One in 1962.

Alternative strategies of record splitting may have considerable influence on predictions.

He said the move was the logical next step in its strategy to split its board of trustees in half, and Ned Johnson has no plans of retiring.

They agreed on a strategy of trying to split the Taliban by enticing its commanders to defect.

For datasets A and B, we used the following strategy to split the data: training of the models was done on five persons (1300 data samples) and the remaining person (260 samples) was used for evaluation of the accuracy of predictions.

This was also the case when Teachers A and B encountered some students who used the strategy of whole-number-based splitting the dividend (see Table 5 (d)), but split the dividend into two or more whole numbers in a rather far-fetched way (for example, 594 is split into 180 and 414).