Sentence examples for combined branches from inspiring English sources

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Another creates the flower arrangements, which are always dramatic; a recent display combined branches, cascading chrysanthemums and a grouping of pumpkins.

Easypaisa is available at 11,000 independent retail agents that make up Telnor's distribution network, which outnumber the 8,300 combined branches of all Pakistani banks.

Pair-wise joins in samples are represented as combined branches of a tree in a Dendrogram Plot.

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Combined branch retinal artery and central retinal vein occlusion is a rare condition that has been infrequently reported.

For example, the combined branch lengths of the artiodactyl clade (cow, sheep and pig) are less than one substitution per codon.

By doing this, not only is shortening of the branches by simply removing the two short branches avoided, but it also guarantees that the combined branch represents the approximate center line of a pseudopod.

Combining branches with a chain of coffee shops, on the other hand, did little for Britain's Abbey National (now plain Abbey).Mr Arpe modelled his new plan on the bank with the most aggressive retail strategy either side of the Atlantic: Commerce Bank, a successful American bank set up in 1973.

The work[8] applied the maximal ratio combining technique to the RFID receiver, where the channel of the whole chain, including forward link, backscattering coefficient, and backward link, was estimated and used as the weighting coefficient for the combining branches.

By combining branches with the same number of descendants, the bSFS scheme introduces a further simplification that substantially decreases the dimensionality of mutational configurations and is a tractable compromise between information and complexity.

Instead of distinguishing mutations on all genealogical branches, we combine branches (and their corresponding ω variables) with the same number of descendants so that the vector of branch lengths, t ¯, now distinguishes only singleton, doubleton branches, etc. (i.e., t i ¯ = { t 1, t 2, …, t n − 1 } ).

Combining branching and fruiting characteristics, we developed yield indices which segregated these cultivars from most others.

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