Sentence examples for branch in this case from inspiring English sources

When the votes of the people in a state amount to a virtual tie, the nation's choice of a president cannot suitably be made by one state's executive branch (in this case, for Bush) or that state's judicial branch (for Gore).

Judge Leadbetter acknowledged that the court's power to order the Council to enact a tax increase intruded on the fiscal power of legislators, but said such action was appropriate when one branch — in this case the City Council — "imperils" the function of another.

In the first iteration, the AIC score of a birth-death model across the diversity tree was compared to a model where both rates were allowed to shift on the optimal branch (in this case, the branch leading to Scarus + Chlorurus).

You can make variations like sticking a knife into its back with blood pouring out or tying a noose around its neck and hanging it from a tree branch (in this case, you'll need to make sure that the head is firmly attached to the body).

Branching in this case shortens the length of continuous methylene sequences of the polymer backbone, which are expected to adsorb in a planar conformation to the graphite layers.

The important consideration is internal branching: In this case, there is information about ancestral states (e.g., from fossils), and it is evident that in every branching event, the two descendant species have been larger than their shared ancestor.

In the case of Karamoja, cutting off large branches (in this case for establishing kraals/bomas), defoliation by goats and camels, and attack from fungi and termites can be probable explanations for the negative slope observed along the gradient distance; this needs further scientific investigation.

Internal nodes represent ancestors, and can be connected to many branches; in this case the node is a politomy and represents either simultaneous divergence of descendants (hard politomy) or uncertainty about the phylogenetic relationship (soft politomy) [ 2, 3].

The right network branch still begins at the bundle branch, but in this case the bundle branch is not positioned at the middle of the septum wall.

A peculiar definition of the saw-tooth approximation of the softening branch is presented, which allows for a straightforward discretization of the softening branch in the case of snap-back on a constitutive level.

Interestingly, deletion of the three longest branches has in this case little effect on the network, but a strong effect on the spectrum.