Sentence examples for branch below from inspiring English sources

The entire process was repeated for another image, this one of a pine-tree branch below the eagle's claws.

A buckling at the base of the trunk and a break in a large branch below the spot where the ropes had secured it convinced Mr. Logan that he should prescribe the mercy killing of the tree.

At the corner of 106th Street and Third Avenue, the boarded-up windows and the remainder of the five-story building have been sleekly painted a rich taupe, allowing the Chase Bank branch below to escape looking as if it were in a forsaken slum.

All of the groups on this branch below the node labeled "Mammalia" are non-mammalian synapsids.

In this second configuration, the Coulomb interaction is too weak to push the direct branch below the indirect one ( V e − h B changes from ∼19 to ∼16 meV).

In addition, both manifolds must be transient for the passing solutions of (1), that is, M eq must be cut by the slow nullcline through the middle, saddle branch below M lc and above the hyperpolarized fold point.

Nerve fibres that branched in the epidermis were counted as one; nerves branching below or within the basement membrane were counted as separate units.

The tussock base (root-stocks composed of the network of branching below-ground shoots and tiller meristems) comprises 28% of the total biomass.

The linear polycarbonate (PC-L) as reference and three branched polycarbonates (PC-Bs) have similar molecular weights and molecular weight distributions, while the PC-Bs have different branching degrees, below 0.7 branch points/chain and above twice of Mc.

The well-attested languages of the Indo-European family fall fairly neatly into the 10 main branches listed below; these are arranged according to the age of their oldest sizable texts.

In general, maximum nutrients (N, P and K) were allocated to above-ground components (leaves > stem > branches) than below-ground components.