Sentence examples for joint branch from inspiring English sources
The only visible sign of its tie-up with Toyo Trust, for instance, is a single joint branch, opened with great fanfare last November.
*... and the rest Bhs opened a shop in Tripoli in April, Monsoon and Accessorise have a joint branch in the city and Next plans to open its first store in October.
Richard Alonzo, joint branch secretary of Unison in Sandwell, said: "We have clear concerns about the plans - it will be customers not the workers who've got the stake in it".
Council worker Lee Sprake, joint branch secretary of the Portsmouth Unison branch, said: "Potentially my new year present is that I'm going to receive notice, it's due on the 5th or 7th of January.
Based on tree structure, they used a greedy-like method to assign itineraries to multi-agents and used mobile agent's cloning capability to clone slave agent at the joint branches.
When the JTI value is zero, the BTI value of the joint located branch is zero, and the reverse singularity occurs.
The contributions beyond our previous work are an improved algorithm for recovering the marginal covariances and a more thorough treatment of data association, now including the joint compatibility branch and bound (JCBB) algorithm.
Finally, the formula for predicting load-carrying capacity of the cast-steel joint with branches under eccentric forces was proposed.
Bearing capacity of cast-steel joint with branches in a tree-like column structure is important when adopted, since failure of the joint will surely lead to the collapse of its whole superstructure.
By this measure, Dallas-Forth Worth International Airport was exemplary, with not one but three Texas-style barbecue joints, all branches of off-campus stalwarts.
The sandwich might have remained a cultish underdog if not for the recession-friendly ambition of Michael Baoo) Huynh, who has recently expanded his Vietnamese restaurant empire to include Baoguette, a chainlet of slick banh-mi joints, with branches in Murray Hill, the East Village, the West Village, and, soon, Wall Street, midtown, and the Lower East Side.
