Sentence examples for branch which are from inspiring English sources

All species descended from ancestor X are equally related to kangaroos, with which they all share the same last common ancestor, W. To demonstrate this, b illustrates the same tree with different patterns for each branch, which are then spliced together in c to reveal the identical total distance from the common ancestor W to all of the terminal nodes.

There is a pattern here that the American people ignore at their peril: extending broad powers to the executive branch, which are wielded in secret and which congressional overseers are barred from discussing with their constituency, leads -- when pressure on government officials is strong enough -- to excess.

Drosophila receptors, Q8ITC7_Dro, Q9VFW5_Dro, Q9VFW6_Dro, Q8ITC9_Dro and Q9VP15_Dro form a separate branch, which are closely related to vertebrate neuromedin receptors and they bind to PRXa pyrokinins or FXPRXamide or Cap2b-like peptides (FPRXamide) or ecdysis triggering hormones (PRXamide) (Park et al. 2002).

I visited the Manchester branch which is right next to a bowling lane frequented by Mario Balotelli.

They then take him to the military security branch, which is like a human slaughter house.

The branch, which is called Suishinkai, specialised in construction graft on public contracts.

UNDER the state plan, Long Branch, which is served by two rail stations, is designated a "regional center".

The cracks in that branch, which was completed in 1944, have caused chronic flooding in the Ulster hamlet of Wawarsing.

After 5 a6, which marks the Najdorf Variation of the Sicilian Defense, 6 g3 introduces the fianchetto branch, which was popular in the 1940's.

Stories were leaked that Farzad had a criminal record and had contacts with Special Branch, which was formally denied by the Home Secretary, Douglas Hurd.

The work of attacking Tor is done by the NSA's application vulnerabilities branch, which is part of the systems intelligence directorate, or SID.