Sentence examples for way of splitting from inspiring English sources
It isn't a way of splitting the differences between two sides, and finding an acceptable soft middle.
In Google's case, it is a way of splitting apart the internet business and the so-called "moonshot" divisions, which include the life sciences division Calico, Google X, Nest Labs, Google Ventures and Google Fiber.
The separation between Postclassic and Classic is therefore little more than a convenient way of splitting up the long chronicle of Meso-American cultural development into manageable units for discussion and analysis.
His crisp diction and creased, handsome-but-not-too-handsome face; his way of splitting the difference between smart and smug, sarcastic and sincere; and his unmistakably businesslike demeanor have made him an exemplary figure for a period that doesn't quite know what to make of its relationship to greed.
Diageo and Pernod-Ricard first announced their partnership in July, but the statement was issued today to reassure Seagram that the companies had devised a way of splitting up the portfolio so as to avoid antitrust problems, a person close to the companies said.
Another way of splitting the video is through equal time intervals (rather than different conceptual topics).
This is significant because, like Apple's attempts to encourage developers to get on board with adaptive user interfaces last year in preparation for the then-unannounced iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, this seems to be Apple subtly saying that developers should expect to see more in the way of split displays in future iOS devices.
They find ways of splitting the difference, living rootlessly and yet making space for roots.
This proposal therefore faces consistency questions about the assignments of definite values to observables according to different ways of splitting up the total system into components.
Cover spent the last year testing the different ways of splitting the check, with varying levels of control put in the hands of the user.
Not to mention tens of thousands of sick nuclear workers, uranium miners, military veterans, experiment victims, and nuclear test "down-winders," who are receiving billions of dollars in compensation after being put in harm's way on behalf of splitting the atom.
