Sentence examples for broad branch of from inspiring English sources

Thin film technology is a broad branch of generic technology that has to do with surface modifications and coatings.

Today, ensuring quality is an important aim for organizational and production management and represents a broad branch of the engineering sciences.

It's one of those catch-all terms that refers to an extremely broad branch of science in which physicists study and then attempt to control matter on an atomic or molecular scale.

Despite the broader branches of A. palmata and its ability to withstand higher wave energy, skeletal construction in A. cervicornis is stronger and slightly less porous [ 106].

Wells Fargo is exposed to the California real estate market, but it has a broad branch network throughout the Western half of the U.S. and hasn't suffered the extent of losses its East Coast banking competitors have.

Despite the recession, the Broad Street branch of Legs 11 opened in 2010, following the opening of its sister club in Birmingham's Chinatown in 1996.

She later moved to Bedminster, Bristol, where she worked at the Broad Quay branch of the Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS) and with the National Union of Clerks.

If the deep groundwater in the study area came out through the broad branching fault zone, the path of the water along the fault would be about 80 to 90 km.

Among them was the Chinese fringe tree (Chionanthus retusas), with its masses of little white blossoms covering its broad branches like a silken shawl.

A branch of the broader feminist movement, lesbian feminism remained both connected to the larger struggle for women's liberation and highly critical of it.

The Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, like the broader Pakistan Taliban, follow an extremist branch of the rigorously conservative Deobandi strand of Islam which, along with equally intolerant schools of practice influenced by those in the Gulf, has made major inroads in Pakistan in recent years at the expense of more open-minded local traditions.