Sentence examples for branch spacing from inspiring English sources
The algorithm and the human pruning resulted in similar average branch spacing.
RMSD in branch spacing between the algorithm and the workers was found to be 13%.
Pruning branches were identified in the reconstructed trees using a simplified two-step pruning rule; (i) maintain specified branch spacing and (ii) maintain specified branch length.
The CD3 branches were placed on every 15th or 21st carbon with zero variation in the branch spacing by acyclic diene metathesis polymerization chemistry.
With a selected branch spacing (28 cm) and branch length (20 cm), the algorithm achieved 19.5% branch removal with the training dataset and 19.8% of branch removal with the validation dataset (10 trees) compared to 22% average branch removal by workers.
In contrast, the most important parameters for plants in competition with weeds were those controlling the intensity of soil foraging (plant density and branch spacing) and rate of root system establishment (relative root growth rate), highlighting the importance of quickly and effectively occupying the soil volume during establishment if a crop is to out-compete weeds.
We also study topological properties of branch spaces.
We also study the existence of σ-disjoint π bases and σ-disjoint bases in branch spaces of trees.
We investigate branch spaces of Aronszajn trees, showing that any such branch space is hereditarily paracompact, first-countable, Lindelöf, non-separable, non-metrizable, and provided T does not contain any Souslin subtree, then its branch space is not perfect (i.e., has a closed subset that is not a Gδ-set).
We show that any uncountable order-complete linearly ordered set X can be represented as the branch space of a tree T that is more simple than X and that if X is representable as a branch space, then any Gδ-subset of X is also representable as a branch space.
As the forests reemerge, they do so in ways that often stifle growth, as young trees compete for root and branch space.
