( I'd forgotten that MISTLETOE was a clue word some time ago, in competition puzzle No. 1,437 in December 1999, won by NCD with the lovely 'Attachment to branches – uncommonly to ilex stem – yielding a kiss'.) An odd word, CHAMBRANLE.
No, she says, but she has done an online course with the US attachment parenting branch to qualify as a peer support group leader.
The Dunkard burrows are similar to secondary dwellings, with few open water attachments, multiple branches, and shafts likely extending to the water table.
Unfortunately, Ms. Greenfeld said, it also has a "very tight branch attachment, so all the branches come in at one point".
Stiller and Hall [ 116] discovered that clustering of eukaryotic protists basally of a crown group can be explained entirely by the sequential attachment of longer branches in the absence of phylogenetic signal.
The leaf stability index (0.421) and branch attachment frequency value (0.30) are both very low for this branch, further supporting the uncertainty of the placement of this sequence in our phylogeny.
Direct banking (mostly Internet and Mobile) is going off everywhere I go, but most banks are still saddled with an unhealthy attachment to their branch networks.
We used PhyUtility [ 107] to examine the branch attachment frequency and leaf stability of MleiOpsin3.
We calculated the Branch Attachment Frequency (BAF) for Myzostomida using Phyutilitly [ 17] for the 100 35-gene datasets, as well as for the 100 50-gene datasets.
From mechanical standpoints, the synapse formation at least involves four steps [ 1, 2]: the elongation of neurites, physical attachments between neuronal branches and their targets, survival of the axonal branch decided by mechanical forces, and complete synapse formation.
