Sentence examples for branching streams from inspiring English sources

But unlike Strawson's view, the continuity view is vulnerable to familiar objections concerning the possibility of branching streams of consciousness or "fission".

In its review, the E.P.A. found that the project would bury more than seven miles of the Pigeonroost Branch and Oldhouse Branch streams under 110 million cubic yards of spoil, killing everything in them and sending downstream a flood of contaminants, toxic substances and life-choking algae.

Degradation coeffcients of CODMn and NH3-N were 0.25 dand1 and 0.15 day−1 for branch streams and 0.5 dand1 and 0.25 day−1 for mainstreams, respectively in ZWN.

Trees seemed to have been freeze-framed in a force nine gale with all their branches streaming in one direction.

As formally defined in 1985 under the authority of the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS), the global stratotype section and point (GSSP) for this boundary is established 1.6 metres (5.2 feet) above the base of the Birkhill Shale Formation on the north side of the Linn Branch stream at Dob's Linn, near Moffat in southern Scotland.

This so-called Double Stream Model (DSM) has been derived from the steady-state macroscopic mechanical energy balance (extended Bernoulli equation), applied to the "inlet-to-run" stream and the "inlet-to-branch" stream of both the gas phase and the liquid phase.

The rules for branching two streams to be matched are illustrated graphically.

The form of the watersheds inferred from the analysis includes shape, length, slope steepness and length, degree of branching of streams, dissection and elongation of watersheds.

He veered off the path, leading me through branches, over streams and around fallen trees.

In general, it is defined as a branching, interlacing stream with a net-like appearance.

The number of branches of streams is properly adjusted at the pinch to engage all hot at-pinch streams (above the pinch) and all cold at-pinch streams (below the pinch) in matches.