Advancing along a curtain rod and sinking offshoots into the dark places behind his desk, the vine has overgrown Tan's workspace.
This enterprising and supple group -- featuring guitars, strings and woodwinds in pairs -- presents a light, lively evening of music from contemporary American composers, with offshoots into the European past.
Though originally billed as a surgical cut through the trees to give Manaus an overland link to the sea, the road soon sprouted offshoots into the surrounding forest and prompted the central government to announce a grandiose colonization scheme to boost agricultural production.
From this image, the researchers can measure things such as the blood vessels' sizes and how they branch and thus how likely it is that a tumour is malignant.The ultimate aim is more ambitious: not just to detect malignancy, but also to measure the "aggressiveness" of that malignancy in other words, how likely a tumour is to metastasise (ie, to scatter offshoots into the rest of the body).
During the half millennium of their existence (740 1250 CE), the Judeo Khazars sent offshoots into the Slavic lands, such as Romania and Hungary (Baron 1993), planting the seeds of a great Jewish community to later rise in the Khazarian diaspora.
When even the idea of an orderly, incremental progression was so difficult to accept, the idea of a chaotic or nonlinear transformation, with features appearing and disappearing in different combinations — a bush with untold pseudo-human offshoots, branching into nothingness — may have been too alarming to contemplate.
Emap's Aloud.com online ticketing service and FHM.com, the magazine's online offshoot that broke into profit this year, have been nominated for the best consumer digital product or service award.
Tension arose on the Brooklyn Bridge, however, after the organized protest ended and an offshoot took matters into its own hands.
In this case, intercalation compounds were an offshoot of pure research into superconductivity.
