Sentence examples for meaning of branches from inspiring English sources

Know the meaning of branches.

Within a species, the meaning of the branches is less clear and can even be bogus.

Remark 3.4 (On the meaning of global bifurcating branch).

The language with which they are described is so fragmented that it is difficult to orient ourselves: we are in a system of words where multiple paths of meaning branch from every sentence, not on the level of interpretation but of basic comprehension.

As contradictory testimony at the Bork hearings from respected scholars on both sides demonstrated, the breakdown is about the checks and balances that the Constitution sets out for the three federal branches; about the meaning of the contents of the Constitution; and about how to apply tools of legal reasoning to interpret those contents today.

Mr. Wyden has long denounced the idea of "secret law" — classified memorandums and rulings about the meaning of surveillance law developed by executive branch officials and the FISA Court.

Some nontraditional banks (meaning they are branches of nonbank financial entities) offer better deals.

(This being science, there's the glory of nuanced dissent around the precise meaning of each descriptive term, from "chance" to "branching" to "universe").

Mr. Gingrich also took issue with another widely accepted view — that the judicial branch has the last word about the meaning of the Constitution.

Depending on which branch of science the reader hails from, the meaning of terms such as "random walk" and "Brownian motion" may differ.

Branches which showed dS = 0 (absence of synonymous changes, leading to odd ω values meaning infinity) or branches which showed dN = 0 (absence of non-synonymous changes, meaning that ω values approximate 0) were excluded from analyses.