Sentence examples for branching tree from inspiring English sources

Darwin's image of the branching tree of life has been absorbed by modern theologians.

This is a method mathematicians use to measure the complexity of a branching tree.

Borges, whose longest work of fiction is fifteen pages, would likely have admired the way Bolaño's novel emerges from a branching tree of stories.

For our word challenge today, I have another Scrabble endgame with a nice branching tree of its own.

Besides, the heuristic provides the branch-and-bound algorithm with good lower bounds for the nodes of the branching tree.

Katsura tree, (species Cercidiphyllum japonicum), upright, gracefully branching tree native to China and Japan, and the only remaining member of the family Cercidiphyllaceae.

In the LISP language, all data are in the form of symbolic expressions usually referred to as S-expressions, of indefinite length, and which have a branching tree-type of structure, so that significant subexpressions can be readily isolated.

The researchers used the most current phylogeny (a branching, tree-like diagram that shows evolutionary relatedness among groups of organisms) that offered a new perspective on the origin of bees.

Based on these insights on parallel/convergent gene/pathway/function (capability)/phenotype evolution [11, 14, 16], kidney cancer development may be better visualized as a braided river with the capacity to diverge and converge rather than an ever-branching tree.

The plant is an openly-branching tree or shrub, 2 to 10 m tall.

In this study, we also found that the alignments from the random-branching tree yielded essentially the same results as those from the balanced tree, while those from the pectinate tree were different (not shown).