splittableの例文

• This house is supposedly splittable into 12 such apartments.
• Most of these are too small to be " splittable " by the size criteria in the guidelines.
• If a Lie algebra admits a splitting, it is called a "'splittable Lie algebra " '.
• *If there's only 6-7 pages, I doubt all 17 of these would reach a splittable threshold.
• Using a heater will turn the mercury into the'Heat'state, a fine and easily splittable liquid that travels quickly.
• All components were built into a large wooden box, and several features were added, including the ability to display musical notation and splittable keyboards.
• Epsilon Coronae Australis is an Kappa?is of spectral type A0III . Lying 202 light years away, Lambda Coronae Australis is a double splittable in small telescopes.
• The average size would be around 75, so some of them will definitely be splittable ( for most subnational regions we use 65 or thereabouts as the splitting size ).
• With the dual Reds in the bridge being splittable, you can choose neck, bridge dual, bridge single, or combinations of neck and dual bridge as well as neck and single bridge.
• The others are unnecessary, as the parent Spanish categories are nowhere near splittable level ( 270 Spanish people-stubs and 54 Spanish writer-stubs, even including the Galician ones ! ).
• :: I'd be inclined to suggest not bothering with the provinces, either; it's unlikely that the category will ever breach 800, without additional counties becoming splittable-off.
• As far as what is too small and what is not, of the remaining un-subcategorised stubs, the largest section is for Ross and Cromarty, which is not far short of splittable size itself.
• Like the HZ-600 ( but in distinction from the MT-600 and HT-700 ), it had 61 full-size keys, a modulation wheel, volume-pedal jack, MIDI THRU, and a 3-point splittable keyboard.
• I haven't done a count of Spain-for the most part, the only geo-stub tallies I do are for regions not yet split into countries-but if other country splits are anything to go by, I'd expect Madrid to definitely be splittable.
• Over an algebraically closed field such as the complex numbers, all semisimple Lie algebras are splittable ( indeed, not only does the Cartan subalgebra act by triangularizable matrices, but even stronger, it acts by diagonalizable ones ) and all splittings are conjugate; thus split Lie algebras are of most interest for non-algebraically closed fields.
• There " was " confusion on my part, in that I looked up the Inverness-shire rather than Inverness article, but given that Skye and Raasay are not part of Inverness but rather part of Ross and Cromarty, that area is also likely to be of splittable size-hich should take care almost all the remaining Hebrides stubs.
• An important class are splitting Cartan subalgebras : if a Lie algebra admits a splitting Cartan subalgebra \ mathfrak { h } then it is called " splittable, " and the pair ( \ mathfrak { g }, \ mathfrak { h } ) is called a split Lie algebra; over an algebraically closed field every semisimple Lie algebra is splittable.
• An important class are splitting Cartan subalgebras : if a Lie algebra admits a splitting Cartan subalgebra \ mathfrak { h } then it is called " splittable, " and the pair ( \ mathfrak { g }, \ mathfrak { h } ) is called a split Lie algebra; over an algebraically closed field every semisimple Lie algebra is splittable.