Sentence examples for distributed branches from inspiring English sources

In the numerical model, we created a branched nanowire with randomly distributed branches and knobs referred to the morphology shown in the TEM images of Figure 3a,b.

All images shown so far indicate that the silver nanomeshwork behaves like a three-dimentional 'light cage' which traps light at those randomly distributed branches and knobs.

Protonemata from this line have multiple, unevenly distributed branches.

They most often incorporate randomly distributed branching points, but are still characterized by narrow molecular weight distributions.

Andrew Carnegie distributed branch libraries — raised like temples or courthouses a few steps above the street, with stony facades and lofty reading rooms — to serve the masses as silent palaces for public improvement.

The phenomenon is similar to the lotus leaf, which consists of micro-structures and randomly distributed branch-like nanostructures [45].

I would singlehandedly save the Republic and maybe then finally be able to transfer to a more widely respected, less geographically distributed branch of law enforcement.

Using the internet as the underlying transport can offer a low-cost, flexible and rapid deployment option for regional SD-WANs, but companies with globally distributed branch offices need to look at the bigger picture, especially if the SD-WAN will be used to support links to cloud/SaaS applications.

Mr. Joyce had been senior vice president of CBS Worldwide Enterprises, the distributing branch of the company that sells CBS News material overseas, since being replaced as news president December 4. Mr. Joyce spent more than 20 years with CBS, working in radio and managing CBS-owned televistationstions before being named executive vice president of CBS News in 1981.

We calculated the number of changes per gene across the eight pairs and compared this number to a Poisson distribution of mutations randomly distributed across branches as the null distribution.

The complicated meshwork is formed by randomly distributed short branches in three-dimensional space, as illustrated in Figure 6a,b.