Sentence examples for most interesting branches from inspiring English sources
One of the most interesting branches is obtaining solutions of singular fractional differential via boundary value problems.
Its future might actually be the most interesting branch away from what is currently in place, with whispers online about the adoption of x-ray-like technology providing one of the more exciting rumours for what is still in store.
As limiting total enumeration is the most interesting part of a branch-and-bound algorithm we clarify the inaccuracies and propose a fast recursion to calculate the lower bounds.
Fabulous!" Yoko Ono had made the most interesting contribution, a tree onto whose branches each visitor was supposed to tie a rice-paper tag with a wish: "Amour, Paix, Fraternité, Indulgence".
Afterward, wander the streets of El Raval, where you will find some of Barcelona's most interesting shops and fashion outlets, including one of the city's branches of the famed Camper shoe store chain (Plaça dels Àngels, 4; 34-93-342-4141).
Leonard Horner wrote to Brocchi on December 30 , 1816that the book is "one of the most interesting [works] that has appeared since Geology begun to be studied as a branch of true science" (Pancaldi 1991).
Perhaps the most interesting thing for me about our conversation is the extent to which counterterrorism intersects with other branches of policing.
The most interesting result of this analysis is that genes putatively under positive selection in D. mojavensis branch are enriched in genes involved in heterocyclic catabolic processes.
Perhaps the most interesting thing for me about our conversation is the extent to which counter-terrorism intersects with other branches of policing.
Of seven such variants, the most interesting candidate was a missense variant in N4BP3, a gene recently reported to be required for normal neuronal axonal branching (41).
