Sentence examples for on three branches from inspiring English sources

But depositors who read an article in a Chinese newspaper or heard reports on a Chinese-language radio station yesterday converged on three branches -- two in Chinatown, including the one at Canal and Mott Streets that had been run by the fired manager, Carol Lim, and one in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

The branch-site selection test implemented in codeml (part of the PAML package v.4.8a 63 was then used to test for positive selection on three branches of the phylogeny leading to the "wood", "blast" and "root" fungi (see above 9.

We placed mesh bags (c. 80×35 cm, mesh 0.4 mm) on three branches of the selected ramet of each experimental tree.

By comparing synonymous and non-synonymous substitutions, we were able to detect statistically significant positive selection at the gene level on three branches.

Thallus width was measured on three branches of each individual between the first and the second dichotomy.

Although the FFQ provided data on three branched-chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, and valine), we analyzed only leucine because the correlation among these three amino acids was so high (r > 0.95) that unique information across the three amino acids could not be discerned.

There was a run on two branches of the Bank of Antigua, owned by the Texan billionaire's Stanford Financial Group.

It is based on two branches of computational intelligence: the fuzzy connectedness (FC) and the evolutionary computation.

This research project was designed to determine the degree of missing and dead stems that result from apical dieback for over-wintering stems on two branches per direction, eight directions per tree, four trees per elevation, and four elevations per mountain for each of four mountains in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.

Pinker has a robust faith in "the new sciences of human nature" (his phrase) — he was formerly the director of M.I.T.'s Center for Cognitive Neuroscience — but his views in "The Blank Slate" are based almost entirely on two branches of the new sciences: evolutionary psychology and behavioral genetics.

He also composed logical text-books on division, categorical syllogisms, and on two branches of logic which will require further explanation (see below, Section 3): hypothetical syllogisms and topical reasoning (along with a commentary on Cicero's Topics).