Sentence examples for a branching system from inspiring English sources

Franzen tucks the more momentous questions into a branching system of subplots, starring each of the main characters in turn and making each one equally sympathetic.

The discovery of a branching system with lyginopterid pollen organs, Parkvillia northcuttii, demonstrates that this group of Paleozoic seed ferns was more diverse and complex than previously known.

Our branch-and-price approach includes a branching system with multiple branching rules for satisfying real-world requirements that are difficult to realize by linear constraints, such as unit type coupling compatibility relations and locations banned for coupling/decoupling.

His theory of evolution by natural selection pointed to a branching system of new life-forms made possible in part by the exiting of some older ones.

From each segmental ganglion a branching system of local nerves runs into the body wall and then encircles the body.

Note, however, that a branching system can be described by a series of straight line segments, each encoded as a pair of position vectors, one for the beginning and one for the end of the segment in a conventional Cartesian coordinate system.

Note that this is different from Cordaites in which the microsporangia was born on a branch subtended by a bract on a branch system that was subtended by a second order of bract.

Reichenbach (and Grünbaum, who improved on Reichenbach in some respects) explained a trace as being a branch system; i.e., a relatively isolated system, the entropy of which is less than would be expected if one compared it with that of the surrounding region.

It has also been suggested that if one invokes some underlying statistical dynamic law (such as the GRW law noted above), one need not posit a branch system hypothesis in addition to initial low entropy to derive the thermodynamic results.

On the other hand, the complex leaves of ferns (pteridophylls, or megaphylls) probably evolved from a branching stem system and affect the stele by drawing out enough vascular tissue to cause a leaf gap.

A simple generic model for how such coupling in principle can generate a hierarchically branching system has been proposed in which execution of higher-level decisions shift the lower-level decision points into the regime of bistability such that the undecided cell is placed in the unstable state of indeterminacy between the two attractors, hence driving the next level binary decision [31].