Sentence examples for call branch from inspiring English sources

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The first branch, which we call Branch 1, is supported by bootstrap and encompasses the original Pseudovirus genus (see [ 31]) together with a clade called GalEA [ 32], specifically found in marine bilaterians and all CoDi-like LTR retrotransposons described in diatoms.

An official familiar with the evaluation described how it subjected that scenario to the principle of what planners call "branches and sequels" — that is, "plan for what you expect not to happen".

There are vertices that we call "branching" (as in Fig. 4), which have more exiting edges then entering edges.

At first, Canadian hockey commentators called Branch's penalty unduly harsh, but then a second wave of commentary arose praising Branch for the suspension.

In the 1990s, a church called Branch Ministries lost its tax-exempt status after taking out a full-page ad against President Bill Clinton in USA Today.

Josh Miller, founder of a start-up called Branch, denounced what he called the group's "questionable lobbying practices" and said he was disappointed that the group had not been transparent about its intentions.

Combined, this approach is called branch & price.

On the whole, the combined method is called branch & cut.

Amid all these legacy industries, New York start-ups are underdogs, argues Josh Miller, founder of an online message-board called Branch.

Papers [41, 42, 43] extended the transient energy concept from generators to the branches in the network, which is called branch potential energy (BPE).