Sentence examples for division into branches from inspiring English sources

To clarify this issue, Oakley et al. (2007) recently coined the term "furcation" (meaning "formation of a fork or division into branches") to cover the multiplication of existing structures more generally.

They consist of erect, cylinder-shaped stems, which may or may not branch, without a very clear division into trunk and branches.

Crowns are notorious for the variability in the approaches to their division into components, with branches classified or grouped at varying diameter breakpoints, foliage either included with the smallest branch class or not, and branches and foliage split into live and dead classes or not.

This analysis shows clear division of the profiles into branches according to tissue of origin, as protein and mRNA samples from the same tissue were consistently clustered together.

The hypoglossal nerve was cut just before its division into medial and lateral branches.

The morphological division of the olfactory pathway into the two axonal tracts [ 23] seems to be accompanied by a complete functional division into two parallel processing branches.

During the late 1950s Lockheed also expanded into electronics with the formation of an electronics and avionics division and branched out into marine systems with its purchase of a major construction, shipbuilding, and ship-repair firm.

In contrast, LPMO1 enzymes span a major evolutionary division as two branches cross into this functional class, indicating more sequence diversity in the LPMO1 family.

Furthermore, the main difference of the popliteal artery branches in bearded capuchins to other primates lies in its division into common tibial and fibular arteries, whereas the majority of the apes (except to Pan) present a division into anterior and posterior tibial arteries.

Division into isoprene units is indicated.

Morgan led his division into Corydon.