Sentence examples for branch means from inspiring English sources
It has since appeared in so many official contexts — from the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, to the United Nations' flag in 1946 — that we are constantly reminded of what "passing the olive branch" means.
More likely is that Biz's involvement in Branch means there's crossover between those friendly with and knowledgeable about those startups.
Usually, the southern branch means they are commercially viable (and available) to potential clients, who tend to be a bit distrustful of firms confined to Recife.
The intervention of the judicial branch means less in California than it did in the 2003 gay rights case Lawrence v. Texas, which banned sodomy laws across 17 states.
In the tables showing factor means we test the equality of branch means at each time-point and show the result in the far right hand column.
He said it could be an olive branch meant to thaw relations with the United States — or it may have been timed simply to interject Iran into a Western news cycle dominated by a Palestinian bid for statehood at the United Nations.
The resulting dendrogram (Figure 6A) draws a clear picture of the evolution of this region: the Z. bailii sequence is in a basal position and presents the longest branch (mean nucleotide divergence of 1.54 substitutions per kb from the group of S. cerevisiae strains).
Overall, in the "at least ten teeth in each jaw" branch, mean number of teeth was 27.93 ± 2.74; mean number of POPs was 7.10 ± 1.94.
In the "≥10 teeth in each jaw" branch, mean number of teeth and posterior occluding pairs were 27.93 ± 2.74 and 7.10 ± 1.94, respectively.
One sample branch (mean height above the ground 140±9.3 cm for C trees and 138±8.4 cm for H trees) per tree from the middle third of the crown was selected for gasometric and hydraulic measurements.
But if choice is as painful as social scientists claim (Schwartz says it "tyrannizes" us) — and if miswanting is as prevalent — then a root-and-branch means of liberating us from it will always tempt policymakers and political thinkers.
