This procedure quantified how different levels of bifurcation asymmetry affect naïve foragers, either with equal pheromone on each branch (experiment 1) or with pheromone present on only one branch (experiment 2).
The experiment was carried out either with equal amounts of trail pheromone on both branches of the bifurcation or with pheromone present on only one branch.
But it has only one branch, on Threadneedle Street in the City of London.
Then, for the remaining N T −N p levels, SE is performed, where only one branch is expanded on each node in the manner of SIC.
In each census period we recorded: (i) identity of the flowering plant species, (ii) number of open flowers observed on each individual plant (often only one branch was observed in the case of shrubs or trees), (iii) identity of each flower-visitor, (iv) number of individuals of each species visiting flowers and (v) number of flowers visited by each individual flower visitor.
More precisely, it is not possible to transmit the packets of one flow on different disjoint routes because there exists only one branch (i.e., route) from the sending RS to the MR-BS.
Current discussions of "liberty" almost always end up focusing on the narrow, legalistic concept of civil liberties - a vital issue, but only one branch of liberalism.
A simple tree with only one branch of floats.
Uniramians have strictly uniramous appendages; that is, their legs have only one branch.
But the Adamses, distinguished though they were, are only one branch of our family.
Like insects and other uniramian arthropods, myriapods have appendages with only one branch, or ramus.
