Sentence examples for of the current branch from inspiring English sources

c) StructureLayerNode The purpose of this procedure is to arrange the candidate child nodes identified in FindLayerNode into a sub-tree structure using the nodes currently in the bottom layer of the current branch as potential parent nodes.

With such a steep drop in income, about 15% of the current branch network tips over into unprofitability, he says.In Europe too, low interest rates "are having a very significant impact on retail banks", says Pedro Rodeia of McKinsey.

b) FindLayerNode Given the nodes f bottom (f bottom may be a single node or a set of multiple nodes) at the bottom layer of the current branch, the first step in this procedure is to determine whether there exist any child nodes that could continue this branch in the next layer.

Alternatively a system administrator may opt to upgrade using a snapshot release and then regularly update the system against the "current" branch of the CVS repository, in order to gain pre-release access to recently added features.

They carried out a relative rate test (using the RRTree program) to compare the chaetognath sequence to the other ones (considered globally) and obtained a P-value of 0.087, stating that it excludes "...the possibility that the current branching of chaetognaths is an LBA artefact".

The Air Force is trying to stop the proposal, arguing that it will take resources away from the current branches of the military.

And the attorneys general are trying to stop the efforts of the current executive branch (Obama Administration) to cut carbon pollution and tackle climate change.

The ICC flows northward, contours the Vitória-Trindade Vitória-Trindade Ridgecontribution andthe level of the Southereceivesorial contributionch at 19°S, forming the BrazilevelNofthern Southernnt (BNS).

Real and reactive components of the current through a branch are decomposed into sum of real and reactive components of DG and load currents connected ahead of it.

Antilles Current, branch of the Atlantic North Equatorial Current, forming part of the clockwise-setting ocean-current system in the North Atlantic Ocean.

Norway Current, branch of the North Atlantic Current, sometimes considered a continuation of the Gulf Stream (issuing from the Gulf of Mexico).