n. 劈开, 裂片, 裂缝, 分裂, 派系, 派别, 柳条 a. 劈开的 vi. 分离, 分开, 裂开, 被劈开 vt. 劈开, 切开, 使分裂, 使分离
In these twin studies, identical and non-identical twins are asked, for example, to split a sum of money with a peer.
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E) Horn has been working on the problem of phantom traffic jams for years, and he has come up with a solution: By splitting the difference between the cars in front and the cars behind, the spacing of cars in a stream of traffic can act as a damper (抑制) on phantom traffic jams.
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For her book Overload: How Good Jobs Went Bad and What to Do about It, she and co-author Phyllis Moen split more than 1,000 employees at a Fortune 500 company into two groups, one that worked under a management redesign and one that continued working within the existing management structure.
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The distinction between these two strands of environmentalism is the cause of a split within the scientific community about nuclear energy.
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