Sentence examples for complex of branch from inspiring English sources

The emirate he rules now hosts Education City, a complex of branch campuses from some of the world's most prestigious colleges.

Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV), a distinct clinically relevant exudative macular disorder, is characterised by a network of vessels with two distinct components: a complex of branching vessels and multiple, terminal, reddish-orange polypoidal lesions.

At the top of Kong, Ambrose poked his head above the canopy, a complex of massive branches supporting a dense thatch of foliage and lichen.

However, it should be noted that the role of the Arp2/3 complex for branching of actin filaments in vivo is still heavily challenged (Koestler et al. 2008).

Tracing gospel's development from there, the movie offers a straight lineage of innovators and followers that soon spreads out like a river delta with an increasingly complex network of branches and offshoots.

Sixty burrows consist of vertical, subvertical, J-shaped, Y-shaped, and complex networks of branching shafts and tunnels.

The geometry of the complex system of branching airways allows for efficient transport of gas to and from the lung periphery, while occupying a minimum of volume within the neck and thorax.

Our own lung is made of a complex network of branching tubes that terminate in alveoli, where oxygen diffuses into the blood.

Diisononyl phthalate (DINP) is a complex mixture of branched-chain dialkyl phthalate isomers, predominantly containing nine carbons in the alkyl chain.

These nests are complexes of dry branches, grasses, and leaves, with a mean diameter of 84 cm, and offer easy access and permanent refuge to triatomine bugs.

This model integrates prior hypotheses about the link between the subperiderm and feather barbs and barbules [ 11, 20], the key role of the tubular shape of the feather follicle in establishing the complex branching of feathers [ 19, 28] and the role of cell death in removing cells that separate the branches of growing feathers [ 13, 29, 30].