For example, in Figure 1b, we have k 2, 0, 1 = 1, k 2, 1, 1 = 2, k 2, 2, 1 = 3, k 2, 0, 2 = 1, k 2, 1, 2 = 1, k 2, 2, 2 = 1, The value of k i, j, z depends on the number of lineages entering branch i, ℓ i, as well as the number of lineages exiting the branch, and not just on the number of coalescence events in the interval.
Palestinian and Israeli security officials said the Israelis entered branches of the Arab Bank and the Cairo Amman Bank, which are both Jordanian.
Entering branches around the UK, and introducing myself as a reporter, I became used to a singular response: behind the counter their eyes would flick, instinctively, to the nearest CCTV camera.
Ducts can be seen entering, branching within and leaving a thick section, so it is possible to follow the ramifications of all ducts throughout a whole breast, but very laborious to do so by manual methods.
He stood in line for 45 minutes in Nicosia to enter a branch of Laiki Bank, which is set to be dismantled as part of the bailout.
"When closing a rental in the system, the CSR [customer services representative] has to enter the branch's code, which in this case had one incorrect digit.
Similarly, it is impossible to enter a branch of Starbucks without seeing its name or logo somewhere, whereas many of Google's products have names and logos that might make you forget they were part of the family at all.
In Rochester, Lt. James B. Root promoted his "crack company" with the gamut of promises: His experience fits him for the position; and those wishing to enter a branch of service where picket duty and carrying a heavy knapsack is unknown, had better call upon him.
But it is a bane for business travelers and Deutsche Bahn, the German railroad company: even intercity services from Munich to Zurich passing through Lindau have to enter a branch line to serve the island, and then reverse out of it — a cumbersome maneuver.
