Sentence examples for historical branch from inspiring English sources

After Pearl Harbor, Marshall returned to the Army, as one of twenty-seven offiners in a new historical branch.

In 1952, the Historical Branch of the UK Cabinet Office concluded that the Balkan Campaign had no influence on the launching of Operation Barbarossa.

The Air Historical Branch, originally established in 1919 to provide a record of air activity during the First World War, was also relocated to RAF Northolt from RAF Bentley Priory in 2008 as part of this project.

The archive also includes large collections of foreign documents, such as captured German Second World War documents previously held by the Cabinet Office Historical Section, Air Historical Branch and other British government bodies.

The simple problem is that the historical branch-points on such a tree do not necessarily represent past species.

If phenotypic plasticity in gorgonians is expressed at the modular level (polyp and branch), the transplant results may be interpreted as the sum of all historical (branches before transplantation) and experimental (branches during transplantation) interactive and antagonistic changes between modules.

Furthermore, Bonhomme et al. (2010) attempted to minimize false positives by accounting for more complex demographic structures using a statistic based on Lewontin and Krakauer's TLK and added phylogenetic estimation of the population's kinship matrix to account for historical branching.

Modern novels which retell Cú Chulainn's story include Rosemary Sutcliff's 1963 children's novel The Hound of Ulster and Morgan Llywelyn's 1989 historical novel Red Branch, The legends of Cú Chulainn appear occasionally in Frank McCourt's bestselling 1996 memoir Angela's Ashes.

But while historical societies have branched out with innovative programming, they haven't forgotten their traditional roles, like providing help with genealogical research and staging reenactments.

Their effort to find the truth has snowballed; now Mr Silva heads a group called the Association for the Recovery of Historical Memory, with branches all over Spain.

The common ancestors of Yoruba or non-Africans with the Bantu population are genetically not very different from Bantu, due to high historical population sizes (branching at positions X1 and X2 in Figure 3E).