And who is it waiting on the riverbank with his hands in the willow branches, whose laughter tumbles swaying from a branch high above, whose is the face in the undergrowth in the corner of your eye, built of light and leaf-shadow, there and gone in a blink?
See how many distractions your dog notices in a day: a dog barking somewhere in the distance, a ball lodged just out of reach, squirrels playing tag in a branch high above.
During the hour ramble into the park's underbelly, we passed a herd of furry Bison, two coyotes and a Bald Eagle perched atop a branch high above the rambling river where Trumpeter Swans and ducks paddled to keep their position in the frigid, flowing water.
Instead economics has become a branch of higher mathematics, all too frequently ignoring the complexities of real world economies and its economic patients.
When the ampacity of a branch is higher than the admissible ampacity of the largest available dimension of subsea cables, overloading can easily be detected. .
These days, as the commercial art world feels increasingly like a branch of high finance, Mr. Hirschhorn is the rare artist who seems to move in and out of it with a nondenominational fluidity.
Analysis conducted separately for each of the nine phylogenetic branches showed that the association between pathway position and both ω and dN (but not dS) is negative in a number of branches higher than the 50% expected by chance (table 4; supplementary tables S15 and S16, Supplementary Material online).
With such rarefied company, perhaps it's not surprising that the town of Cortina itself has several high-end restaurants, like the Michelin-starred Tivoli and a branch of the high-end El Toulà mini-chain.
VALBELLA MIDTOWN A branch of a high-end Italian restaurant in the meatpacking district has moved into the former Alto space.
In 1997, a 20-year-old White Plains man was killed when a branch snapped in high winds and came through the windshield of his car on Route 22.
