Sentence examples for link branch from inspiring English sources

The generalization presented in this paper expands the link branch equations to dependent, coupled, linear or nonlinear relations, thus resulting in unsymmetrical matrices.

In Fig. 16, we maintain constant front and rear trunk lengths of l 1 = l 3 = 10 m, a branch length of l 2 = l 4 = 5 m, and a link branch length of l 9 = 10 m.

First, we maintain a constant trunk length of l 5 = l 6 = l 7 = l 8 = 10 m, a constant branch length of l 2 = l 4 = 10 m, and a constant link branch length of l 9 = 20 m.

In Fig. 16, we maintain a constant front and rear trunk length of l 1 = l 3  = 10 m, a trunk length of l 5 = l 6 = l 7 = l 8 = 5 m, and a link branch length of l 9 = 10 m; we change the branch lengths l 2 and l 4 to 5, 10, 15, and 20 m. Figure 18 shows the amplitude-frequency characteristic of the voltage transfer function between load Z L and signal source VS.

Linked branch support for the entire set of eight clades is therefore +2.

Further PAUP* searches with "anti-constraints" enforced were used to estimate linked branch support for particular groups of nodes.

We used three different approaches to describe the stability of our phylogenetic results: branch support [57], linked branch support [58], and selective removal of taxa and characters (see Materials and Methods).

Branch support [57] was used as a measure of nodal stability for all groups resolved in the strict consensus of minimum length trees, and linked branch support [58] was estimated to summarize the interdependence of character support for multiple nodes supported by the total evidence.

Linked branch support for a particular set of supported clades can be defined as the length of the shortest tree that does not include any of those clades, minus the length of the shortest tree that includes all of those clades [58].

The activity of glycogen phosphorylase, however, comes to a halt when it approaches an α(1 6) linked branch point four units away.

The Pfam database (http://pfam.sanger.ac.uk/) identifies this as an N-isoamylase domain, a noncatalytic domain mainly found in enzymes that metabolize the α1→6 linked branch points in starch and glycogen.