Figure 4 shows examples of branch-specific dynamics.
An example of branch count is presented in Supplementary Fig S1.
The four induction steps are an example of branched-chain thermal-explosion chemistry.
The debate that followed Hintikka's proposal was re-analyzed by Barwise (1978), who also suggested that (45) is a clearer example of branching in English than Hintikka's original examples.
The above example of branching induced by the competition of a consumer species for resources may appear specific, but in the last decade a multitude of ecological scenarios have been identified where evolutionary branching is expected to occur (Dieckmann et al. 2004; Doebeli et al. 2005).
When j > 2, the transition probability is P (ψ t k = π j | ψ t k − 1 = π i ) = { [ 1 − e − f · (t k − t k − 1 ) ] 3 − i, i < 3 ; 1, i = j ; 0, o t h e r w i s e. Figure 2F shows an example of branching model with β equals 0.2 and number of patient equals 15. Figure 2G summarized the correlation between number of patients and optimal accuracy of TEDG in branching model.
In a cladistic context, transitional organisms can be seen as representing early examples of a branch, where not all of the traits typical of the previously known descendants on that branch have yet evolved.
The Internal Revenue Service and the Departments of Defense, Justice, Labor, and Housing and Urban Development are all examples of executive branch entities that respect lawful same-sex marriages regardless of a couple's place of residence.
Such choices create branches in cell lineages, and examples of such branching exist in both vertebrates and invertebrates, during development and regeneration, and in both solid and blood-borne tissues [ 21- 25].
The instructor briefly presented examples of phylograms (branches scaled for degree of divergence) and chronograms (branches scaled for time), but students were never asked to reason from them during the course.
