Sentence examples for branches converge from inspiring English sources
But these are not tall trees, and the almond branches converge well before they reach the horizon, which creates the illusion that the orchards are endless.
Trains from nine eastern branches converge at Jamaica, where passengers can make connections with other trains heading to Brooklyn or Manhattan or Queens.
Note that all branches converge to the singular limit (varepsilon =0).
The coniferyl and coumaryl branches converge at protocatechuate (except for guaiacol which is converted to catechol), the benzoyl branch continues through catechol, whereas the sinapyl branch proceeds down to 3-O-methylgallic acid or even further to gallic acid.
In this tree, when several branches converge together into a common node, it means that this common node will be in charge of forwarding traffic on behalf of all of the nodes included in those branches.
Furthermore, the two branches converge towards a same value of WH2O, which is the one expected if only LW interactions would define the surface energy of the solid whereas (I_{SL}^{AB}) would be 0. Fig. 12 Plot of the value of the reversible adhesion energy of water on the surface of a large variety of samples as a function of the n2(EF /t 2 ratio.
Each measurement point is composed of a voltage synchrophasor measurement on the node and of current synchrophasor measurements on all the branches converging to that node.
It is possible that these branches converged beyond the field of view.
Constructing a phylogeny of H1s yields a 'star' pattern with long branches converging on a center that has low resolution of branching.
The high osmolarity glycerol (HOG) pathway responds to increased extracellular osmolarity and turgor loss via two branches converging on the MAP kinase kinase Pbs2 (reviewed in [ 14]).
We suggest that miR-21 by targeting separate branches converging on the same final outcome of cellular behaviour (as in this case growth arrest) increases the robustness of cellular response to stimuli.
