What is the legal ruling when vague pronouncements equivalent to explicit divorce statements are made?

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If the husband states, 'You are divorced' (أنت طلقة), or 'You are half a divorce' (أنت نصف طلقة), or 'You are half a divorce, a third of a divorce, a sixth of a divorce' (نصف طلقة ثلث طلقة سدس طلقة), one divorce occurs. This stands in accordance with the principle that the statement 'You are divorce' (أنت الطلاق) is considered an explicit declaration of divorce, and these variations are treated similarly.