Sentence examples for finding a tree from inspiring English sources

Stands have been stripped clean by loggers who pay the Chimane a concession for the rights to the wood, then pay an individual Chimane about $5 for finding a tree.

The symbionts allow the bulk of these sugars to leak into the corals, an arrangement that, in human hunter-gatherer terms, might be compared to finding a tree that harvests and delivers its own fruit.

I am of course a Jew, so finding anything at all under "the tree", and indeed finding "a tree" in my house, would be a distressing indication that someone had broken into my house and forcibly Pagano-Christianed me.

As the manager of the gardens division at Rockefeller Center, Mr. Murbach went about finding a tree the way a casting director would look for an actor for a particular role in a play.

The problem of the optimal design of electrical layout for an offshore wind farm can be considered as finding a tree to meet required design characteristics in a graph G = (V, E), where V is the set of vertices and E is the set of edges.

Readers may decide whether the actions of those states are more civilized than getting a rope and finding a tree.

Note that the MQSST optimization problem could be expressed as finding a median tree, where instead of finding a species tree that maximizes the total number of quartet trees that it satisfies, we would seek a species tree that has a minimum total distance to the input gene trees, where the distance is the number of quartet trees that it violates.

So finding a red tree among evergreens or framing a yellow tree against the sky will make the colors all the more vivid.

Finding the duplication distance from x to y is equivalent to finding a parse tree with a minimal number of non-trivial productions among all possible parse trees for y.

Try finding a shady tree in Breezy Point".

People squeeze breathlessly through the cracks in the city, looking forward to finding a Christmas tree in the shopping mall, though it's only August.