Sentence examples for bottom branches from inspiring English sources

Skyscraper lightning's pattern has its "trunk" on the bottom, branches on top.

The yellow contour corresponds to the turning ("reflection") points of the rays with the top and bottom branches produced by the Pedersen and low-angle rays, respectively, while their convergence point at close ranges corresponds to the skip zone boundary on the ground.

On the other hand, you can lop off the bottom branches if you'd prefer the tree not to have branches low to the ground.

Occasionally the tree's top branch will need to cut the crown of the tree which has overgrown and is preventing light from reaching the bottom branches.

If your plant is especially large, it may be necessary to use a pruning saw for the very big bottom branches, which are often the thickest.

Choose your shelter so that it won't be set in to flames as you light the fire(don't build a fire underneath a tree if the bottom branches are only a view feet of the ground).

Figure 1 XRD patterns of the Zn microcrystal (bottom branch) and the annealed sample (upper branch).

The bottom branch can be possibly associated with low-velocity detonation and rapid change from low-order detonation to high-order.

There are two branches in the routing tree, as shown in Fig. 9. Node 1 appears on the top branch as an intermediate node en route to Node 3 and as a terminal node on the bottom branch.

A saddle-node bifurcation occurs when the midbranch of the S-bend curve of steady states collides with the bottom branch and annihilates at (P_{mathrm{SN}}simeq1.7892426576mbox{ mV}): see Fig. 1(a).

The a posteriori SNR, γ k,l), is used in the top branch of (14) as an indicator of the speech signal intensity while the term (sqrt {frac {rho _{2} k,l)}{gamma (k,l)}}) in the bottom branch determines the thresholded value of the gain function.