The phrase "how to branch" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
It should be replaced with a more specific phrase that describes the intended action, or expanded upon to explain what is being branched and how. For example, "The company developed a plan to branch out into new markets."
Now, it's hoping to figure out how to further branch its collaborative document-editing tool into the world with a few updates and a new mobile application that's available today for Android and iOS.
He talks about how he would like to branch out, setting up a welding business.
Taken together, the three additions are early signs of how Secret is already starting to branch out from more closed beginnings focused primarily around your own contacts.
Below, we show how to build branching star architectures in the hypercube: A unique n-bit binary string is assigned to each node of Q n.
"It's the legislative branch telling the executive branch how to deal with executive-branch classified information," he said.
Mr. Hawke shows his wife how to cut a branch and suck the juices out for essential nutrients, and she marvels at his prowess, up to a point.
40 Congress is now more closely divided than at any time since Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, and members are wrestling with how to run a branch of government where any question could create deadlock.
With the newly elected Congress more closely divided than at any time since Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, members of both parties are wrestling with how to run a branch of government where any question -- from the confirmation of cabinet members to assigning committee office space -- could create deadlock.
As ASMedian (as well as other median algorithms) use a branch-and-bound approach, its performance relies on how to quickly prune branches.
