Sentence examples for branch in which a from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the internode that is connected by the hypothetical ancestor needs to be a branch in which a plesiomorphic character appears.

To clarify the similarities between light- and dehydration-induced V-cycle activities, a separate experiment was performed in which each branch of the same thalli were either exposed to light or kept in darkness, and subsequently dehydrated in darkness (thereby generating a branch in which A + Z formation was triggered by light and another branch in which this formation was induced by dehydration).

The robots, for their part, were programmed to focus on a state of mind called branching, in which a person is simultaneously working on two goals that require attention.

Finally, we can also formalize the commits that are ahead or behind two specific repositories and the branches in which a commit belongs.

Such a parallel pathway in the signaling arrow diagram arises from a branch node in which a protein activates more than one target protein.

The resulting genealogical tree showed that among their isolates existed a branch, in which all but one strain were positive for TVV.

Six of the renovated branches are part of the Adopt-a-Branch program, in which a private funder contributes $500,000 toward a complete overhaul.

After an elastic branch in which all sections of the element were fully compressed, cracking was attained at about 10 N/mm, after which the experimental curve shows a softening tendency due to the diffusion of cracking from mid-span towards the supports.

The development of many organs, including the lung, depends upon a process known as branching morphogenesis, in which a simple epithelial bud gives rise to a complex tree-like system of tubes specialized for the transport of gas or fluids.

In Voevodsky's motivic homotopy theory, familiar classical geometry was replaced by homotopy theory — a branch of topology in which a line may shrink all the way down to a point.

A star-shaped block polymer is a branched polymer molecule in which a single branch point (core) gives rise to multiple linear chains or arms [20].