Sentence examples for branch describes from inspiring English sources
Branch describes himself here as a "participant in a memoir", someone who wishes to portray the president "candidly in texture".
The RC branch represents the anodic behaviour of a thinner porous single layer coating, and the RL branch describes the cathodic response.
If they choose, they can click to indicate whether they think something is good, giving feedback to the creator and increasing the likelihood others will see it". Branch describes itself as an attempt to combine the intimacy of a dinner table conversation with the power of the internet.
"Success is guaranteed if you [phonemakers] follow my [MediaTek's] specs," is how Jonah Cheng, an analyst with ubs Securities Pte Ltd.'s Taipei branch, describes the appeal.
The "multi-cellular organism" branch describes the different developmental stages of the multi-cellular life cycle.
James Wagner, a meteorologist with the Weather Service's Prediction Branch, described this winter's weather as "strange," or at least difficult to predict.
Josh Miller, the head of product at Branch, described his topic-based social network as follows: "Between articles, blog posts, and tweets, the internet is dominated by monologues.
The move comes against the backdrop of an Indian government crackdown on Greenpeace's national branch, described as one of the biggest crises the global organisation has faced.
A staff member in a Paddy Power branch described the game as the "new roulette" and said it had been on trial in several of the company's 320 stores from Monday.
The astral omens employed in Mesopotamian divination were later commingled with what came to be known as astrology in the strict sense of the term and constituted within astrology a branch described as natural astrology.
In addition, when an FFI elects to be part of a consolidated compliance program, each branch that it maintains (including a limited branch or a branch described in § 1.1471-5(f)(1)) must be subject to periodic review as part of such program.
