Sentence examples for successively split from inspiring English sources

This was the key to the commitment to which Keating held hard through the decades when sections of the Irish republican movement successively split off - Michael Collins and Cumann na nGaedhael in 1922, Éamon de Valera and Fianna Fáil in 1926, Sean McBride and Clann na Poblachta in 1948, Tomas Mac Giolla and the Officials in 1970, Gerry Adams and the Provisionals in 1986.

The idea behind the method is to first enclose the set defined by the mask-constraints in (26c) by a box, cf. Line 2, and to successively split this set ("branching") into smaller boxes, cf. Line 4. We observed that box-based branching repeatedly outperforms simplicial branching[50].

Subsequently the Asian macaques radiated and successively split into the six Asian species groups.

6 7 13 The model is fitted by binary recursive partitioning whereby a dataset is successively split into increasingly homogeneous subsets until it is infeasible to continue.

CART models are fitted by binary recursive partitioning of a multidimensional covariate space, in which the dataset is successively split into increasingly homogeneous subsets until a specified criterion is satisfied.

According to our nuclear estimates, Colobus and Piliocolobus/Procolobus successively split off from Asian genera 10.93 million years ago (mya) and 10.73 mya, respectively (for 95% highest posterior densities see Table 1).

This technique consists in successively splitting the whole set of subjects into increasingly homogeneous subsets, separating as far as possible those with a positive HSV-2 status from those with a negative HSV-2 status.

The trees are built using binary recursive partitioning which involves the dataset successively being split into increasingly homogeneous subsets according to a pre-specified criterion [ 35], in this case, the presence/absence of disease.

For the same tree size, and restricting to binary branching events, the smallest value of the cumulative branch size is obtained for a completely symmetric, balanced tree, whereas the most asymmetric, the pectinate or comb-like tree in which all branches split successively from a single one, yields the largest Ci value [13].

Here, we propose an extremely robust operator split scheme that successively updates in a typical time step the history field, the crack phase field and finally the displacement field.

The ends of the broken DNA on double strands are processed by the multi-functional enzyme complex RecBCD involving successively a helicase activity to split the duplex into its component strands and a nuclease activity to digest them.