The law differs slightly in Scotland and Northern Ireland, so the society has specific branches with their own sites for these countries: Lawscot.org.uk and Lawsoc-ni.org.uk.uk
The rest is allocated to specific branches of the military, but with the proviso that the administration can reallocate the money at will as long as it notifies the appropriate committees.
In 2010 the U.S. movement changed its name to "the Y," though specific branches continued to use YMCA in their name.
It was established in 1919 as the first of a series of international unions for the advancement of specific branches of science.
For information on specific branches of geometry, see Euclidean geometry, analytic geometry, projective geometry, differential geometry, non-Euclidean geometries, and topology.
The observations done around George Town led to more specific branches that define light art for historical buildings, aesthetics, the quality of light and building conservation.
The precise placement of specific branches at precise increments along the polymer backbone leads to significant and quantifiable effects in the polymer morphology.
The biosynthetic pathway of these secondary metabolites involves several specific branches, including indole and monoterpenoid formations, secoiridoid assembly, central MIA biosynthesis and branch-specific reactions, as well as supply of primary metabolite precursors by the methylerythritol phosphate and shikimate pathways.
Similar to how the training of econometricians and microeconomic theorists rely on developing stronger backgrounds in specific branches of mathematics and statistics, economists will need to become more familiar with the genetics literature.
Moreover, positively-selected sites were detected in specific branches of the V1r1 clade.
We then analyzed our dataset with a site-specific approach, but looking at specific branches.
