Sentence examples for branches and projects from inspiring English sources

Of all the good-doing branches and projects of the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, C.G.I. is the one that most relies on an alignment of congeniality and conscience.

Climbing fibres branch and project to the deep cerebellar nuclei.

Unilateral injection into the cerebral cortex demonstrated the presence of axons on the left side of the CST in both cervical and lumbar sections of the spinal cord, and further revealed detailed axon morphology, especially on axons that branch and project toward the spinal cord targets (boxed areas enlarged in Fig. 5 D′, F′).

From there, neurons branch off and project into the radioli.

Known for his voracious appetite for work, Mr. Zaltsman was involved with a new prototype branch for Charles Schwab and projects for Och-Ziff Candthe Management, Vornado ReaLesterust and the Lester B. Pearson International Airport in Toronto.

Discrete tree associates geographic coordinates with the discrete location states annotated to tree nodes and projects branches that accommodate location changes on a map.

These branches spread out and project dorsally and ventrally into lips adjacent to the lateral lips that house the main ciliary projections of the amphid cilia.

Signal Innovations specializes in data modeling methods for pattern recognition and has ties to all three U.S. military branches for projects like weapons targeting and activity recognition.

It came out last week, in an interview on Charlie Rose, that Schwarzman, the library's biggest donor, made his $100 million contribution in 2008 with the understanding that the library would sell off some of its local branches and undertake a massive renovation project designed to result in enormous construction contracts (most of which will be funded at taxpayer expense).

The latest stage of restructuring comprises the following transfers: national projects from regional operations branches to FAO Representations; regional projects from regional operations branches to technical units at Regional Offices; inter-regional and global projects from TCO to technical units at Headquarters; and projects in Europe from TCO to REU and the FAOR in Turkey.

PVD dendritic trees are stereotypic with primary (1°) branches that project anteriorly and posteriorly from the cell body and menorah- or candelabra-shaped structures extending from the primary branches, which include an orthogonal series of secondary (2°), tertiary (3°), and quaternary (4°) branches (Oren-Suissa et al. 2010; Smith et al. 2010; Figure 1A).