Sentence examples for intricate branches from inspiring English sources
The ground was soft underfoot with the ripe, wet leaves of the figs, and bats tittered in their intricate branches.
Stellar dendrites, the familiar snow crystals with six intricate branches like trees, are common in temperatures between 10 and 30 degrees.
One of the most intricate branches of woodwork, it involves odd angles, compound shapes, and awkward joints and at the same time calls for maximum strength, chairs being subjected to more strain than most other furniture.
Videos of sprites have revealed fantastically intricate branches and tendrils, but typical video cameras snap 60 frames per second--far too few to catch changes in the short-lived sprites.
Fractal algorithms have made it possible to generate lifelike images of complicated, highly irregular natural objects, such as the rugged terrains of mountains and the intricate branch systems of trees.
Macroalgae, with their intricate branching networks, have high surface to volume ratio, providing substrate, light attenuation, and refuge (Figure 1B D) and may be a major habitat for free-living Symbiodinium spp. on Caribbean coral reefs.
Our analyses also reveal the ultrastructural basis of the intricate branching patterns present at the sensory endings of many head neurons.
No technique is perfect, and in situ methods are liable to overestimate the proportion of recipient LC nuclei because the intricate branching of LC membrane can lead to the inadvertent inclusion of recipient keratinocyte nuclei.
He sits on an intricate bronze branch and he would fit in my handbag, no trouble at all.
As seen in Figure 4A, the actin and tubulin cytoskeletal structure of the cells was disrupted, creating a dense and compact cell body in which the intricate actin branching structures appeared to have collapsed and filamentous tubulin is compacted.
Built in the 1920s with natural cedar logs with bark cut directly from local woods, it was decorated with a profusion of intricate twigs and branches.
