Sentence examples for branch connected with from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers in the province have called for "emergency measures" to stem the flow of illegal wood, and Russia's Minister of Natural Resources has said that in the region "there has emerged an entire criminal branch connected with the preparation, storage, transportation, and selling of stolen timber".

E t (i,m) is the set of states {(ut−1,St−1)} that have a trellis branch connected with state (u t  = i,S t  = m) in the super trellis.

The saturation for each branch pipe connected with switch valves and muscles were set at 45 L/min after the average distribution of the flow rate.

During the ontogeny of the leaf, four branches develop from these initial cells and form a crown-like structure, in which the single branches are connected with each other.

2. The domestic manufacturer's assistant, and family directory, in the arts of weaving and dyeing: comprehending a plain system of directions, applying to those arts and other branches nearly connected with them in the manufacture of cotton and woolen goods.

After taking images in time-lapse mode, we observed thick nerves running in the iris stroma close to the anterior epithelia, forming four to five stromal nerve rings from the iris periphery to the pupillary margin and sub-branches that connected with each other, constituting the stromal nerve plexus.

The initial pathway was extremely large and had many pathway branches not connected with physiological process of pertinence to our study.

The Shankaji branch is also connected with the early founders of the Lunda empire.

The SRs form a distinctive subfamily, with a long branch connecting them to the rest of the Gr family [ 5].

A very long branch connects Ldh-C in H. robusta with the flatworm instead of the other annelids in the NJ tree, while Ldh-B clusters with the flatworm in the BI tree.

The phylogenetic tree of the conserved N-terminal portion of HET-C shows that the bacterial proteins form a coherent clade with a long branch connecting it to the rest of the tree.