Sentence examples for how branches from inspiring English sources

I hated how branches that were chest-high for him hit me in the face.

Elsewhere, branch numbers are declining, but banks are nevertheless beginning to rethink how branches should be used.

This move online will change how banks operate and how branches look, according to Sameet Gupte, the managing director for Europe of IT company Virtusa.

"Trees are very diverse organisms, and Christophe seems to have arrived at a simple and elegant physical principle that explains how branches taper in size as you go from the trunk, through the boughs, up to the twigs," says Marcus Roper, a mathematician at UC Berkeley.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06808.003 To determine how branches are distributed in Physcomitrella, the leaves were removed from 60 wild-type (WT) gametophores grown on sterile BCD + AT medium for 5 or 7 weeks.

In this study, we consider 45°-rotated augmented supercells and analyze why and how branch folding and overlapping take place.

I'm a bit new to computational neuroscience and I'm having some trouble understanding how branching (especially off the soma) is modeled in compartmental models.

Systematic studies on precise ADMET polymers have greatly contributed to a better understanding of how branch identity and its distribution along the polymer backbone affect the thermal/electronic properties, crystallization, molecular dynamics and morphology of different materials.

We studied how branch and coarse root hydraulic architecture and xylem conductivity, fine root biomass and necromass, and fine root morphology of L. sibirica respond to sites differing in water availability.

The objective of this study was to develop site-specific models to predict how branch diameter varies with distance from the tip of the tree.

As the largest branch on a log has the greatest influence on log grade (Weiskittel et al. 2006), a modelling approach that predicts how branch diameter varies with height in the stem is considered more appropriate than a model that predicts branch index for a log.