Sentence examples for to further split from inspiring English sources

At first Venizelos supported the idea because, he says, he did not want to further split the country or governing party.

More cynically, some could view the proposal as an alternative form of divide-and-rule, whereby the Israelis hope to further split the Lebanese by setting moderates against Hizbullah who have, unsurprisingly, already rejected the idea.

First, because there are many guests who come to cities with a large number of casinos, like Las Vegas or Atlantic City, and perhaps only come for a brief trip (in Atlantic City especially, guests may only be on property for a few hours before returning home), there is potential to further split up the time spent in the hotel rooms.

It is possible to further split the subset by applying same splitting technique on subsets.

Given this huge contribution of just one product, it would be desirable to further split up this product group.

To benefit from these properties for WCET analysis, we propose to split the data cache into a stack cache and a cache for static- and heap-allocated data (it is possible to further split the data cache into a cache for static data and heap data).

Every time a move was made to stitch the various fragments of the church together again, some hard-liners rejected the terms; so reunions have led to further splits.

Botha's support for Britain after the start of World War I in 1914 led to further splits among Afrikaners and provoked the rebellion led by Christiaan Rudolf de Wet and C.F. Beyers.

In the process of task decomposition, a threshold is defined for the scale of subtasks to determine whether the current subtask needs to be further split, i.e., when the scale of a task is less than or equal to the threshold, division of that task is stopped.

However, in this work, once unreliable users are detected at stage s, for the following s+1, s+2,��, K/n stages, we process users directly through the conventional SIC detector to avoid further split of the detection tree as this would bring high complexity when large number of users are considered.

There have been some recent signs of dissent within the AKP, however, and Stein suggests that a poor performance in Sunday's polls could lead to a further split.