Sentence examples for case tree from inspiring English sources

"Libertad" is as watchable as any documentary of a skilled practitioner busy at his craft, be it brain surgeon or, in this case, tree trimmer.

Today two other opponents of the fellings in Sheffield pleaded not guilty to charges under the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act, which criminalises those who prevent a worker from carrying out a lawful task, in this case tree surgeons.

(2) The isometric tree, which maintains geometric similarity, such that Db ∝ H, has a nearly constant height growth rate, attaining 40 m in 1/3 of the time required for the more realistic, base case tree.

He was subsequently charged under Section 241 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, which criminalises anyone who persistently stops someone from carrying out lawful work – in this case tree surgeons contracted by Amey, an outsourcing company, to chop down trees under a controversial contract with the city council.

Crump and Payne pleaded not guilty to charges under section 241 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, which criminalises anyone who persistently stops someone from carrying out lawful work, in this case tree surgeons contracted by Amey to chop down trees on 2 November.

If evolution has occurred in the simplest manner possible, there would never be any conflicting characters and overall similarity would perfectly correlate with a single, unambiguous answer or, in this case, tree.

Person Separation Reliability measures the replicability of the ordering of persons (by ability) if they were given another instrument measuring the same construct (in this case tree-thinking skills).

After the Korean War in the early 50s, Korea was a basket case: trees had [all] been burned for fuel and the mountains were totally deforested.

"What I fear is the mind-set of doing nothing, that people won't appreciate trees generally". In that case, trees may wind up like covered bridges, a quaint part of America's past.

In every case, trees that contradicted our tree topology and disrupted the observed correlation with interferon susceptibility were significantly suboptimal (P<0.01).

Even so, when delving back over so many centuries, surrogate measures of paleoclimatic conditions are necessary - in this case, tree-rings, glaciers and stalagmites.