Sentence examples for in some branches from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes digital-control theory that is being applied in some branches of power electronics.

Support in some branches of the security establishment – such as the police – has evaporated.

But so far the dream is outstripping reality, at least in some branches.

Waitrose, which has 244 shops in the UK, started offering home delivery in some branches in 2000.

There's a tendency, rife in some branches of medicine, to sniff at psychiatry for not being scientific enough.

Support in some branches of the security establishment – including the police – has evaporated and high-profile political supporters have been detained.

Special graduate study in some branch of physics, either theoretical or experimental, under the direction of any professorial member of the staff.

(Even the nonhereditary candidates tend increasingly to be people whose initial fame was won in some branch of show business, like Bill Bradley and Ronald Reagan — the American equivalents of life peers).

Moving on in some branching way, I came across several longer stories, in English, about a scandal in the art world involving multimillion-dollar sales of counterfeit Motherwells and Rothkos.

A Naval Intelligence man approached a friend of ours in reference to a Mr. L--, who aspired to be a lieutenant commander in some branch of the service that was evidently pretty mysterious.

In some branching time models there will also be introduced a relation of (counterfactually) co-temporaneous moments.