to split造句

David loves to split hairs.

So obviously, we need to split up.

We agreed to split the winnings.

Move the horizontal split bar up to split the window in two panes

Operations to split and to coalesce chunks take time.

The band have reportedly decided to split up.

My friend is doing her best to split us up.

Rivals seek to split off dalit sub-castes.

Refer to split tunneling for VPN Clients on the VPN 3000 Concentrator Configuration Example for information on how to configure split tunneling on the VPN 3000 Series Concentrators.

This saves a coalesce, a later split, and the time it would take to find a non-exactly-matching chunk to split.

This guideline is revised to split the minor revision R3 and to clarify several other points.

They had to split the door open to save the child.

It's hard enough to kill him, but it's very hard to split him, sir.'

To achieve this you would have to split your operations into separate services.

The second split method demonstrates using a different token character -- in this case, a colon -- to split a string into a sequence of strings.

I just think we ought to split this burden of guilt half and half.

After a few generations at most, every original family was bound to split up.

In some cases, you may be able to split the resizing operation across multiple utilities.

She withdrew because she did not wish to split the Liberal vote.

I decided to split the class into three groups and teach them in turn.

D one Kang takes back a thigh, another area just what to use is accurate overlord's leg to split.

Friends who want to split don't go to counseling or get a mediator or a lawyer, as divorcing couples do.

I do not wish to split hairs, to make fine distinctions, or set myself up as better than my neighbors.

Divide-and-conquer is a recursive technique, meaning that it uses some method to split a problem in half, then uses the same method to split those halves in half, and so on.

Bavelier studies the effect of action-video-game playing on people's ability to split attention and multitask.

He opposed Zhang Guotao's attempts to split the Party and the Red Army and set up a separate central committee.

It might be a maneuver to split the Alliance by playing up fears of a US-Soviet cordominium.

I found it dull to split hairs over the privacy of a person who counted on one's card.

We're thinking they might decide to split it into two parts, like they did with Harry Potter.

The young man decided to ask if they would allow him to purchase another meal for them so that they didn't have to split theirs .

The programming model for defining a duplex contract is to split each set in a separate interface and apply attributes to each interface.

He had some peanuts with him, and he didn't want to eat them alone, so he was glad to split a few with Chenayya.

If you're doing well but need a little more gas to prove yourself, it's so much easier for VCs to split an inside round.

The object of crushing is to split open every berry so the juice can be easily seperated with a minimum of damage to the grape skins.

But it will not do if certain people want to push aside the Communist Party it will not do if they want to split the united front.

The splitter operator method is adopted in the three-dimensional LES of waves to split the control equation into 3 parts — advection, diffusion and generation.

In another person's eyes, the current situation provides him with a golden opportunity to split India and win Pakistan in a thousand years.

With a rice shovel, Zhang Pingping intends to split her head and cover her face with Li Feng for a meal.

Human embryo stem cell research makes use of day five embryos which are just a glob no thicker than a needle and have yet to split cells.

"Four horses to split up the spoils" is a primary form of state capitalism and the profit of enterprises form of distribution.

A team of MIT researchers has found a novel way to mimic the process by which plants use the power of sunlight to split water and make chemical fuel to power their growth.

Whoever organizes, plots, or acts to split the country or undermine national unification, the ringleader, or the one whose crime is grave, is to be sentenced to life imprisonment or not less than ten years of fixed-term imprisonment.

After the hatchet blade is lowered to split the Oreo, a pair of mechanical arms are dispatched to collect the cookie halves, which are transferred to a router table where the creme is removed.

When all the gods, including Apollo, the god of medicine, had tried in vain to offer an efficacious remedy, the father of gods and men summoned Hephaestus to split open his head.

When he was married, his mother, though annoyed that he did not say hello to the good idea of marrying another daughter-in-law, but he proposed to split up, his mother still gave him a few acres of land.

But when couples decide to split up, the last thing they want to leave behind is the crime scene of the "Rose War" and all their hard-earned money.

This could come about as a result of the intrigues of the Japanese aggressors, the collaborators and the pro-Japanese elements to split China's anti-Japanese front when they find it impossible to attain the second direction.

On the server side, you use the PageSize property of the recordset to split the search results into chunks to limit the number of results displayed simultaneously in the browser.

The so-called old man who wants to split up the scenery has its own merits. He who knows me must not hear it; he who knows me must not hear it.

The remaining states are likely to split fairly evenly, with Mrs Clinton taking Kentucky, West Virginia and Puerto Rico and Mr Obama taking Oregon, Montana, South Dakota and Guam.

After 2000, the boy bands started to split up for a while and members focused on their own solo careers, such as Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys and Justin Timblerlake of N’Sync.

Another 2-d barcode format is PDF417, which in macro mode is able to split one large barcode into multiple smaller barcodes, but few non-specialist portable devices support this format.

Everything he did, every gesture, every intonation of his voice, every lifting of an eyebrow had been carefully rehearsed in advance, and his actions were timed to split seconds.