Sentence examples for branch on the same from inspiring English sources

The last was 25 months later, this July 25, at an HSBC branch on the same road.

The Mid-Manhattan branch of the New York Public Library is situated a block south of the majestic main branch, on the same strip of Fifth Avenue near Bryant Park, but the two buildings are night and day.

March, smitten and suckered, gets almost all his laughs by playing straight-faced, and Lombard -- was there ever a whirligig to match her? Breathless and becalmed at the same time, she creates her own logic, and might have sprung from an unexpectedly elegant branch on the same tree that bore Harpo Marx.

The action, which is less likely to pass the Senate and which President Obama has threatened to veto, is nevertheless significant because it puts half of the legislative branch on the same side of the debate as the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in restricting the F.C.C.'s authority over Internet service.

These data are supported by the observation that P. papatasi prefers feeding on branches of the Syrian mesquite P. farcta collected from a humid habitat rather than on branches of the same plant collected from a dry and salty soil [ 5].

"Different types of learning form synapses on different branches of the same neurons, suggesting that learning causes very specific structural changes in the brain".

Male and female reproductive organs are borne on separate branches of the same plant; each cluster of male organs is surrounded by a group of large phyllids (leaves), forming a structure resembling a small green flower.

In monoicous liverworts, the two kinds of reproductive structures are borne on different branches of the same plant.

Maurice R. Greenberg, A.I.G.'s chief executive, said he remained committed to an agreement worked out between the United States and China two years ago, which provided that his company would continue to operate wholly owned units in China, as well as open new branches on the same basis.

By Pastor Samuel Rodriguez and Adam Milstein Christianity and Judaism are different branches on the same family tree.

The cluster dendrogram in Figure  4B was globally constructed based on the whole set of distances (d G ) obtained from all leaf spiddos (Additional file 3: Table S1); consequently, the resulting logically expected structure leaves on the same branch grouped together and branches on the same tree clustered together is most impressive and unexpected, demonstrating the effectiveness of this approach.