Sentence examples for branches raised from inspiring English sources

Some appeared to be caught in a Wild West stickup, with armlike branches raised.

Figure  1 shows a 3D surface rendering example of the cerebral arterial network model generated from "3D SLICER"; it contains all major arteries of the circle of Willis (CoW) and several generations of branches raised from CoW.

Its local branches raise a similar amount from private sources, but that money stays with them.

And certainly overseas branches raise fundamental questions: Will the programs reflect American values and culture, or the host country's?

Occupy Chicago protesters, shadowed by police, gathered outside Bank of America branches, raising a large "Chicago Spring" banner and chanting "Banks got bailed out, we got sold out".

Not only do the very high A + T content sequences represent very long branches, raising the possibility of long-branch attraction, but also the presence of very high A + T content in protein coding genes necessitates an emphasis on A + T rich codons.

The sale of the Donnell branch on West 53rd Street, which closed in 2008 but will reopen as a new branch, raised about $50 million.

"In the 26 years since the branch raised the memorial, it has become a well-known feature of the Somme battlefield," said John Dixon, chairman of the south Wales branch of the association.

Just a month ago, Uber's Chinese branch raised $1 billion in funding, primarily from Chinese corporations, which valued the Chinese unti at $8 billion —  but it seems despite the hype, the US ride-hailing app is being outpaced by its Chinese rival. .

Experiments in isolated fetal rat lung explants, cultured at the P o2 of the fetal lung, demonstrate that this activity was necessary for balanced airway growth because exposure to rapamcyin produced significant morphological changes including accelerated airway branching (raised ASC in Fig. 4), epithelial flattening, and mesenchymal thinning.

Under the law, public authorities are required to operate at arms-length from the executive branch, raising questions about such dual roles.