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Oak leaves grow in a spiral pattern along the branch, meaning that a fan of leaves will rarely appear "flat" or parallel in the way that, say, palm fronds grow.
Perhaps this is because otherwise the opponent can keep on saying that we have not yet reached the meaning she has in mind, or perhaps Aristotle envisages infinitely branching meanings, so that we will never arrive at anything definite.
Obtained results indicated that the joint motion ranges are small, with no apparent branch interference, meaning that the proposed parallel mechanism can successfully assist the operation of the hip.
The language with which they are described is so fragmented that it is difficult to orient ourselves: we are in a system of words where multiple paths of meaning branch from every sentence, not on the level of interpretation but of basic comprehension.
That is, given an open subset Ω of [ 0, + ∞ ) × C T ( M ), it is a result which provides sufficient conditions for the existence of a global bifurcating branch in Ω, meaning a connected subset of Ω of nontrivial T-periodic pairs whose closure in Ω is noncompact and intersects the set of trivial T-periodic pairs.
According to Călinescu, this was done either "for aesthetic reasons" (as his new name, literally meaning "branch" or "bough", "sounds good") or because of a likely discovery that Ștefan was not his real father.
Capital has been increased in the wake of the failed plan to buy branches from Lloyds Group, meaning that the bank is more stable than before.
As contradictory testimony at the Bork hearings from respected scholars on both sides demonstrated, the breakdown is about the checks and balances that the Constitution sets out for the three federal branches; about the meaning of the contents of the Constitution; and about how to apply tools of legal reasoning to interpret those contents today.
All phylogenetic tree questions used during class and for assessments referred to cladograms, in which only branching patterns have meaning.
O'Hara (1992, p. 156) emphasized that it "should always be made clear in a tree diagram that it is the topological relations of the branches that carries meaning, and not their left-to-right positioning".
