Sentence examples for which can be split from inspiring English sources

A typical organism has 20 different aaRS, which can be split into two distinct structural classes.

So we have a comfy FIRESIDE, which can be split up to make a FIRE DOOR and a SIDE DOOR.

This algorithm focuses on both clustering and mapping in one single step, which can be split into two phases.

They first consider the different ways these materials can be created, which can be split into two broad categories: extrinsic and intrinsic.

There are six common jumps, which can be split into two basic categories: toe jumps (toe loop, flip and Lutz) and edge jumps (Salchow, loop, and the axel).

This year's laureates will receive 10 million Swedish kronor (1.49 million dollars, 1.09 million euros) which can be split between up to three winners per prize.

This type of CPU can perform various bioinformatic analyses in parallel, including database searches, in which tasks can be split into multiple parts (eg. Mathog, 2003).

During this electronic transition the spin of the electron is not altered; the singlet ground state and the excited singlet state have like multiplicity (number of subdivisions into which a level can be split).

Diodorus' definition of that which is possible can be split into two distinct claims: first that everything that either is or will be true is possible, and second, that everything that is possible either is or will be true.

The meshwidth is defined as (h= max_{T inmathcal{T}_{h}} h_{T}), where (h_{T}) is the diameter of element T. We assume that each mesh (mathcal{T}_{h}), which covers Ω, can be split into two conforming, non-overlapping submeshes, (mathcal {T}_{h} = mathcal{T}_{h,1} cupmathcal{T}_{h,2}), that cover (Omega _{1}) and (Omega_{2}), respectively.

Modularity is the degree to which a network can be split into distinct modular groupings of phage and bacteria such that there are many infections within rather than between groups [ 12].