Sentence examples for radical branch from inspiring English sources

The radical branch of the Reformation under Zwingli always put primacy on God's speaking directly to us through the heart, and to this day one finds modern-day representatives like the Quakers uncomfortable with too-biblically centered an approach to religion.

The press, both Tunisian and foreign, has described these protestors as 'Salafists,' followers of a radical branch of Islamism whose party Hizb ut-Tahrir, is still banned in Tunisia.

"It's an environment very favourable to radical branches.

It is an important moment, too, for the settler movement, which has battled to control its radical branches as it grows in influence in mainstream politics.

Some of the Salafists' most radical branches have been holding demonstrations to demand an introduction of Sharia in Tunisia.

The higher reactivity of the cis isomer was attributed to the need of trans isomers to adopt the cis conformation prior to undergoing certain low temperature radical branching reactions.

Sensitivity analyses of mass burning rates and extinction strain rates to kinetics and binary diffusion coefficients reveal that the laminar flame speed is primarily sensitive to key heat release and radical branching reactions, and as such fuel decomposition has a small effect on the mass burning rate.

Nazism can be seen as descended from the radical branches of the pan-Germanist movement.

For Bakken and Jurs (1999), the rate constants kA,OH of 52 unsaturated hydrocarbons were estimated using five topological descriptors: number of sp hybridized carbon atoms (2SP2, 3SP2) and molecular distance edge (MDE-13, MDE-23, MDE-34), encoding information concerning attack sites for the radical, branching information, and steric considerations (r = 0.868; Table S9).

When easily transferable hydrogen atoms are not available for selective radicals such as peroxy radicals, branching occurs through completely different pathways, which require higher temperatures and pressures.

Israel accuses the protesters in particular Sheikh Raed Salah, head of the radical northern branch of Israel's Islamic Movement of incitement.