Sentence examples for branches at the same from inspiring English sources

The software allows multiple NILM devices to be networked together to provide information about loads residing on different electrical branches at the same time.

A single citrus tree can be turned into a carnival, with lemons, limes, grapefruit, tangerines, kumquats, and oranges all ripening on the branches at the same time.

This increase in branch surface area occurs with age and increase in size and numbers of branches at the same time that the amount of potential storage volume to support water loss from this expanded surface area is also increasing.

One of the new SNPs, named MG2, identifies a new sub-haplogroup downstream of Q-M3; the other three (MG11, MG13, MG15) are upstream of Q-M3 but downstream of M242, and describe branches at the same phylogenetic positions as previously known SNPs in the samples tested.

Bruce Jayne, a biomechanist at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio, has been researching brown tree snakes for many years and has investigated how the slithering reptiles can bridge 1.5 meter gaps between horizontal planes, such as two branches at the same height on adjacent trees.

Under the full joint model the number of supported internal branches increases to 8, 8, and 6 branches at the same levels of PP, producing an increase of 0, 1, and 2 branches.

For the estimation of the substitution frequencies, we used a maximum-likelihood approach to include multiple and back substitutions within one branch at the same site.

Practically, we could overexpress ATHB1 to increase the yield of abscisic acid glucose ester (playing a potential physiological role under water stress) [ 61] and inhibit phaseic acid metabolic branch at the same time.

You might want to have a friend helping you, when stapling, because it can be difficult to staple and hold the branch at the same time.

However, an evolutionary model involving a local clock for this branch (with all other branches evolving at the same rate) still fits the data significantly worse than the model without a clock (P < 10-12, Table 2); the same is indeed true for all models involving a single local clock (data not shown).

The curves in Fig. 8 show a noisy linear trend, which could be smoothed to better demonstrate this linearity by sampling the data from multiple points located along different branches, but at the same fixed distance away from x, in the manner of an expanding sphere of radius y, with origin at x.