Cut half the branches back next spring, the other half a year later.
Price, in contrast, favoured a profusion of detail and praised the "accidents" of nature a withered tree, a half-submerged branch breaking the glassy surface of a pool.
Not for nothing was the slogan "McDonald's out, let's keep the Roquefort" chanted when José Bové, a media-savvy French farmer, achieved worldwide fame for "dismantling" a half-built branch of the hamburger chain in 1999.
It was a bit odd thinking of myself as a benevolent loan shark, but, hey, my friend would get out of debt, I would earn $5 a month instead of $4, and the banks would make so much less money that they would have to close half their branches and give us our city back.
It's not like merging two banks, eliminating half the branches, combing the back offices and keeping all the customers.
For the PSPs with a post-thinning stand density of 250 stems ha−1, approximately half the branches measured were above the mean green crown height (Fig. 2).
Moreover, another interleaved Buck converter with the same half-bridge branch as that of the single-phase inverters is embedded in the 350 VDC bus terminal udcL3, which provides a 110 VDC bus for local DC load usage.
After proposing a small property tax rate hike to enable to county to maintain basic services such as fire rescue, libraries and no-kill animal shelters, Giménez reversed course and supported the country commission's 8-4 voto to cut services, later declaring "the age of the library is probably ending" when people questioned the wisdom of the county closing nearly half its branches.
A week later, you find half the branches lopped to leave jagged sharp edges at eye-level and the rest still firmly in place.
They move around in smaller groups during the day, in the pattern of a bus-tour group let loose at a tourist attraction, then gather together each night, to build new treetop nests of bent and half-broken branches.
