Sentence examples for sub branches from inspiring English sources

Later on they get larger, then the vane appears, they get broader as sub branches develop and eventually we reach something like a modern feather.

Several novel sub branches emerged from our study (Fig. S5), thus largely broadening our understanding of human dispersal in South-East Asia. South-East Asia

The new sub branches D4p and D4q have been identified in this study.

Haplogroup M41 and its sub branches M41a, M41b, M41c have been defined in earlier work [23].

Each of these, in total 20, history concepts splits again in 5 to 25 sub branches.

The subhaplogroup C1a, which shares root substitutions with American sub branches (C1b, C1c and C1d), is found in Japan [ 64] and southern Siberia [ 38, 62, 73].

"As the material grew, I created topical sub-branches and sub-sub-branches...

They had to rely on the federal associations, the FA sub-branches in every state, for recognition and development.

(Imagine a sports playoff bracket, but with sub-branches listing biographical data for each player, and ways to search by jersey color).

And each has sub-branches: general security has three – including the feared Palestine branch – and military intelligence has several, among them the notorious Branch 235.

With 10,000 volunteers in 80 sub-branches around Syria, Sarc is the main distributor for the United Nations agencies' assistance, whether food, blankets or medicine.