Sentence examples for branch fill from inspiring English sources

If you are using a blank deposit slip, like those available in a bank branch, fill out your name, address, and account number.

Coronary collateral formation was assessed using the Rentrop classification [ 49] a four-point, semi-quantitative system in which scores are scaled from 0 to 3: 0 (no visible collaterals), 1 (side branch filling via collateral channels), 2 (partial filling of the epicardial arterial segment via collaterals), and 3 (complete filling through dilated collaterals).

Confocal imaging of an axon branch filled with biocytin (visualized using streptavidin Alexa594; Fig. 8 A, red) illustrates that the green puncta representing synaptic vesicle clusters are specifically associated with axonal swellings (variscosities) characteristic of presynapses (Fig. 8 A 1, A 2). Vice versa, we did not observe green puncta not associated with an axonal swelling.

Lightweight plastic grocery bags are additionally harmful due to their propensity to be carried away on a breeze and become attached to tree branches, fill roadside ditches or end up in public waterways, rivers or oceans.

Other branches fill out the tree.

In general, earlier flowering superior spikelets, usually located on apical primary branches, fill fast and produce larger and heavier grains, while later flowering inferior spikelets, usually located on proximal secondary branches, either are sterile or fill slowly and poorly to produce grains unsuitable for human consumption [ 6].

As I leaned in to peer into the nest, the bare branches filled my field of vision.

There are plenty of precedents in photography, too, first in Eugene Atget's treescapes of the 1920's, astonishing dances of leaves and branches filling the frame, and more recently in Lee Friedlander's landscapes (themselves probably influenced by Atget), a series that began somewhat earlier than Mr. Metzker's.

The trading company had the pedigree of the House of Morgan, with its austere headquarters doubling as the shadow economic ministry and its colonial branches filling a diplomatic role.

Apple trees grow from a single seed into a sapling that, one day, forms a tree with many branches filled with delightful fruit.

A disadvantage of this measure is that extensive branching can result in high compactness as well, with the branches filling up the space.