Sentence examples for organized branches from inspiring English sources

The traditionally organized branches or fields of classical and modern physics are delineated below.

Diplomats and analysts are quick to point out that although this attack and the earlier ones in Damascus bear the hallmarks of Al Qaeda, there is no indication of an organized branch of the organization like those in Iraq, Yemen or North Africa.

Mr. Asma, who visited his collection at the Galerie d'Anatomie Comparée in Paris, notes that while some of Cuvier's cabinets contain objects serving the same function (like olfactory organs), the cabinets are also organized by "branches" of animal life, separating the organs of mammals or fish or reptiles.

The study organized four branches, dedicated to Chagas heart disease, dilated cardiomyopathy, ischemic heart disease and acute myocardial infarction.

He said the group recently organized a branch in eastern Ukraine, led by the pro-Russian separatists.

After the National Party took control of S. Africa in 1948, she organized a branch of its rival the United Party.

In September 1920 Mao became principal of the Lin Changsha primary school, and in October he organized a branch of the Socialist Youth League there.

Spangenberg organized another branch in England (1741 42), worked again in Germany, and returned to North America in 1744 after becoming a bishop of his church.

Tells about a newly organized U.D.C.A. branch in Paris which temporarily broke up the bidding at the Hotel Drouot's state auction rooms on some wretched bankrupt shopkeepers' worldly goods.

To generate pushing force, cells use coordinated polymerization of multiple actin filaments organized into branched (dendritic) networks or parallel bundles.

This laminar model of the ventricular myocardium views cardiac myocytes as being organized in branching layers surrounded by an extensive perimysial collagen network.