Sentence examples for flexible branches from inspiring English sources
Rarely 12 m (40 feet) tall, it is covered almost to the ground with flexible branches that form a narrow, pyramidal crown.
This unique Shanghai crime rose to manic proportions when the temperature fell below freezing and branches broke easily and then disappeared almost entirely in the summer months when the more flexible branches were tricky to snap.
Polymers having a dense network, such as PF resin, are very rigid even brittle whereas network polymers containing long, flexible branches connected at only a few sites along the chains exhibit elastic properties.
Core-brushes shaped chitosan/Fe3O4 composite particles (CS-MCPs) have been demonstrated applicable in the removal of pharmaceuticals due to the large amounts of functional groups on branches and heightened approachability of flexible branches to contaminants.
What's surprising about the new observation, made by Crompton's colleague, Susannah Thorpe, was that the orangutans were walking upright on thin, flexible branches, which are springy, like spongy ground.
Disc chippers perform best with solid wood, but cannot break down entirely fine, flexible branches.
The large molecular anisotropy might be caused by the stretching of backbone chain to maximize the conformational entropy of the individual flexible branch chains.
We present a flexible branching process model for cell population dynamics in synchrony/time-series experiments used to study important cellular processes.
Pick a young, flexible branch about 6 to 8 inches long (15 to 20 cm).
The flexible polyoxyethylene branches orient towards the solution, forming a thick hydrophilic polyoxyethylene layer on coal surface.
Substantial differences in the sub-glass and glass rubber relaxation properties of the copolymers were observed as a function of pendant length and the nature of the pendant terminal group (e.g., –OH vs. –OCH3); the results are compared with prior studies on model copolymers containing longer, more flexible side branches.
