A long and sinuous central building sprouts one-storey pavilions, like leaves on a branch, which enclose friendly courtyards attached to classrooms.
Last year, Istanbul branch, which has the highest numbers of members, orchestrated a coup to topple then-MAZLUMDER Director Ahmet Faruk Unsal and the central body of executives.
The individual silver dendrite is composed of a long central trunk with secondary branches, which preferentially grew in a parallel direction with a definite angle to the trunk.
But books that don't circulate or sell at the Central Branch go down to "the deck," a nether region from which most never return.
Much of the work on paper, which makes up a substantial portion of the show, is at the Brooklyn Public Library's central branch (Mr. Odoi's work is here) and at Kentler International Drawing Space in Red Hook.
The Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch, in Kansas City, Missouri.
This site of damage leads to degeneration of the central branches of the afferent neurons which terminate in the spinal cord dorsal horn and leaves the peripheral branches of the neuron intact.
For one large organisation, overall central data were not available for cats; therefore data from those of its branches which responded (100/234) were used.
A total of 134 American sequences (49 published earlier and 85 from this study) belonging to pan-American haplogroup A2, form 42 distinct haplotypes, one nested within the Beringian subtype A2a and the other 41 largely autochthonous to geographical North, Central and South America, except Central American which shares a few branches with both North and South Americans.
Members of the Clusiaceae family usually have broad-ended, oblong leaves; these may be leathery and have a strong, central vein from which branch many delicate, horizontal veins.
juncea was placed at central branching points, indicating that Psa.
