Sentence examples for branch represented from inspiring English sources

Thereafter came the Valois-Orléans branch (represented by Louis XII) and the Valois-Angoulême branch (five kings from Francis I to Henry III) until 1589.

Yet if the relevance of Surrealism itself is generally agreed to be at an all-time low, the influence of the deviant branch represented by Bataille and Documents, seems inexorably on the rise.

The loss of the top position of the executive branch represented an important change for the right because it lost its capacity to control, and its party (ARENA) had to take up the role of main opposition party (a role it had played once before during the government of President Napoleón Duarte between 1984 and 1989).

If any 'modern' Aristotelians came near to Bacon, it was the Venetian or Paduan branch, represented by Jacopo Zabarella.

"If the relevance of Surrealism itself is generally agreed to be at an all-time low, the influence of the deviant branch represented by [Georges] Bataille and [his journal] Documents, seems inexorably on the rise.

Interestingly, the addition of a large set of completely sequenced mtDNAs from northern Asian populations has allowed us to refine the D4b1a2a phylogeny and subdivide it into at least two subclades - D4b1a2a1 and D4b1a2a2, and a rarer branch represented so far by a single mtDNA found in Khamnigans (Figure 4, Figure S2).

Well, one branch represents skills.

Each terminal branch represents one sample (Supplemental Figure S1).

Each branch represents an alternative course of action or decision.

How does each branch represent the beliefs and opinions of the American people?

The broken hydrangea branch represents Hortense herself, who died 10 years before the illustration was made.