Sentence examples for branch encounters from inspiring English sources
Once plotted, it becomes clear that this branch encounters 18 Hopf bifurcations between departure from and return to the stability region for this specific value of α 1 (see the curve E N in Figure 5).
When PD 2 is continued in the other direction (less inhibition), it undergoes a 1 2-resonance bifurcation R 21 2-resonanceperiod doubifurcationh encounteRs a period-doubling), and thereafter, it is subjected to a fold-flip bifurcation FF 21with LPC 1.e
When an untagged subtree is encountered, the entire subtree is given a value corresponding to the earliest tagged branch encountered.
These branches encounter smaller numbers of domain creations and much larger numbers of reaction creations.
Nancy Wagner, a social worker at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, N.J., encounters this frustration at least once a week: A patient arrives in the emergency room and tells the inquiring staff that yes, she has indeed prepared and signed an advance directive.
Unlike training with paintballs or at shooting ranges, systems like VirTra 300 work by allowing experienced trainers to manipulate one hundred branching, interactive encounters that they can escalate or de-escalate depending on how the officers behave.
The federal court system's chief administrator has dropped his insistence on monitoring the Internet communications of the judicial branch after encountering stiff opposition from federal judges who complained the program would violate their privacy.
Caterpillars reared on identical food substrates developed to resemble the branches they encountered.
The pair (π, Q) defines a substitution process on a rooted tree, as follows: pick a base at the root according to π, then run the substitution process according to Q down the tree, splitting into independent copies whenever a branching is encountered.
But Richard Rose, president of an Atlanta NAACP branch, said he encountered Gregory only once or twice in the archbishop's many years there.
Special Branch ploddingly investigated Encounter magazine in the early 1950s and reported: "It would not be right, at the moment, to say that this organisation is Communist-dominated". I'll say!
