Third, the split of a genome into distinct database sequences is performed at sometimes arbitrarily chosen locations, for example when bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) are used to obtain the sequence data.
UPDATE: The friends split the cost of a second concert ticket.
Not many remember life before the split: less than a tenth of South Koreans were born before 1940.
IN the split second of a sudden, early-morning outcome, you have to make a quick decision: winners' clubhouse or losers'?
Manet pictured the split second of a fusillade: soldiers firing at victims who, inches away, still stand.
While writing Touched, it felt important to me that unexplained presences were not the walking dead, but were just perceived as sounds, scents or misidentifications; at most, they are reflections, or reported sightings, or something captured in the split second of a film still.
But it should be noted that those variables that, while not giving the best split of a node, may give the second or third best are often hidden in the final tree.
RF methodologies are commonly claimed, often in rather vague terms, to be able to handle interactions [ 24 29], although, by construction, the predictor defining the first split of a tree is selected as the one with the strongest main effect on the response variable [ 30].
A landowner could sell or donate a piece of property to the town or a nonprofit organization but still retain the option of splitting off a second piece (the "free second cut") later, for example, to construct a home for a family member.
At this time, the future of Slipknot was unclear and there was speculation over whether the band had split and the possibility of a third album.
