Sentence examples for which splitting from inspiring English sources
Thus, the strategic question as to which universal instantiations are needed can often be answered more easily after the construction has proceeded beyond the point at which splitting occurs.
These small convective flows have been demonstrated to govern normal branching morphogenesis in the embryonic lung by directing points at which splitting should occur.
In contrast, Segal reported a better prediction accuracy may be achieved by regulation of the tree size via limiting the number of splits or the size of nodes for which splitting is allowed [ 99].
The Iraq war, which split the nation, deserves no less.
About 0.7percentt is U-235, which splits easily.
The Environmental Protection Agency spent a year studying the pollution in Newtown Creek, which splits Brooklyn and Queens.
The result was a convulsive falling-out, which split the Ukip group in two.
The Fadhila party, which split from Mr. Sadr's party years ago, dominates the provincial council.
The region delivered 62percentt of its House vote to the Democrats, which split nationally, 49percentto49percentcent.
Those assets are part of Redstone's other company, CBS, which split from Viacom in 2005.
But the extent to which split screens have become commonplace is a major change.
