Sentence examples for branch extended to from inspiring English sources
If, as rumor has it, the job was an olive branch extended to dissuade Mr. McCall from running for governor, well, it didn't work.
India's unilateral cease-fire, an olive branch extended to militant groups waging war in Kashmir, began at 12 01 a.m. today in honor of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month.
In addition to the ship canal, the company undertook to excavate a freshwater canal from the Nile at Bûlâq to Ismailia, with a branch extending to the Suez, to be available for smaller ships.
In such cases, the ignited branch extends to lower inlet gas temperatures (typically 60 100 °C in after-treatment applications) for the same catalyst loading.
Its range also stretches east of the Congo basin through Zambia into Angola, while another branch extends to the Zaire River west of the Congo basin.
The branch extending to Physalis Clade A had the greatest dN/dS estimate (Physalis Clade A Branch dN/dS = 5.18; CI = 1.64, 10.49) but models where this branch was included either as part of the background or as part of Clade A did not provide a statistically worse fit than models in which the dN/dS ratio for this branch was estimated independently (Table 4).
From a dense arborization anterior to the medial lobe small branches extended to the lateral part of the lobe (Figure 6D').
Proper function requires coordination, which is maintained by an elaborate conducting system within the heart that consists primarily of two small, specialized masses of tissue, or nodes, from which impulses originate, and of nervelike conduits for the transmission of impulses, with terminal branches extending to the inner surface of the ventricles.
In Norse mythology, Yggdrasil is a central cosmic tree whose roots and branches extend to various worlds.
Two binding sites for branching are given to allow for branches extending to either side of the filament chain (at an angle of 70° relative to the growth direction).
In 1977, the Hounslow branch was extended to Heathrow Airport.
