Sentence examples for to become split from inspiring English sources

It is scraped back with assiduous care, but by mid afternoon has a tendency to become split down the middle like a watermelon, an unfortunate style which mid-90s boyband fans might understand as the reverse-curtains effect.

Detection of predators, then, appears to become split across (1) detection of child pornography and identification of the people involved; creators, distributors, websites, etc. and (2) detection of predators who are attempting to meet children offline for sexual purposes (Penna et al. [25]).

Blow drying your hair will cause your ends to become split and fried more easily.

The comparison of the loci of MATN3 genes in T. nigroviridis and D. rerio revealed that the genomic region appears to have become split after the genome duplication.

To cope with their trauma, many call girls become split personalities, which explains why so many Johns and the media continue buying into the myth of the care-free, "happy hooker".

The reason most nails don't grow long, is because they become split and brittle by the time they get to the tips of your fingers.

But to counter this argument, we only need to think back to the ancestral species, the one which is presumed to have occupied the ancestral territory, and colonised the new one (or, as proposed by Darwin, become split in two by a rising mountain range).

When an atom is in an external magnetic field, spectral lines become split into three or more components; a phenomenon called the Zeeman effect.

In the optic lobe, the visual signals become split and processed in many parallel channels [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

A bureaucratic bureaucracy embodies "an instrumental rationality through which technical questions become split from ethical and aesthetic ones" [ 27].

This kind of limited inheritance could be avoided if identical H3 and H4 sister histones would become split and copied during cell division (Margueron & Reinberg, 2010).