It can therefore safely be argued that Darwin's hypothetical evolutionary branching diagram, as an icon, did not introduce any new type of imagery.
On this gleamed Richard's white double eggcup, a poignant icon from the TV show I'd watched; one branch held the remnants of a brown eggshell.
He branched off into his own career as a bubble-gum rock icon.
And last year the electronics giant Samsung opened the Seoul branch of 10 Corso Como, a four-story supersized version of the Milan icon, in Chungdam Dong, the city's fashion hub.
Mohamed ElBaradei, the icon of the Egyptian protesters, and many Western analysts say that the Egyptian branch of the Brotherhood has forsworn violence in favor of soup kitchens and medical clinics.
About 55% of the literature models are in the noncurated branch, of which 38% are quantitative kinetic models, and the remaining 17% are nonkinetic models (highlighted with a network icon in the display interface).
Not only was one of the most visible icons of American democracy built in the Bronx, the company that was awarded the contract opened a branch in the Bronx specifically for that purpose.
