Sentence examples for temporary split from inspiring English sources

It has not yet been confirmed how long their temporary split will last, or what the nature of their "personal endeavours" are.

As problematic for Mr Abbas, the different streams within Fatah that fought for primacy on its party list, leading to a temporary split in the party, will lobby for jobs too.Mr Abbas's choices will do much to set the PA's fate.

He would lease a nice one-bedroom apartment, convert it to a two-bedroom space with a temporary wall and split the rent with a friend.

The family installed a temporary wall to split the bedroom for the two younger children.

After several surgical revisions and temporary cover with split skin, reconstructive surgery was carried out 54 days after the accident.

The reasons for this high variation may be temporary pooling and splitting of herds of closely related family members or aggregation of prior male cattle for ritual purpose before upcoming funeral and wedding ceremonies.

Individual regions or cities will form temporary coalitions, only to split apart in mid-fighting and find new allies.

The approval followed conciliatory gestures by North Korea, including a plan to resume a Red Cross program of arranging temporary unions of families split by the 1950-53 Korean War.

The Forth Road Bridge is to reopen to cars and light vehicles on Wednesday morning, nearly two weeks earlier than forecast, after engineers made a quick, temporary repair to a split support truss.

The Cold War split the temporary wartime alliance against Nazi Germany, leaving the USSR and the US as two superpowers with profound economic and political differences: the former being a single-party Marxist Leninist state, and the latter being a capitalist state with generally free elections.

This paper presents a new scheme based on a mix of composite polynomial quadrature, layer density interpolation, kernel approximation, rational quadrature, high polynomial order corrected interpolation and differentiation, temporary panel mergers and splits, and a particular implementation of the GMRES solver.