The Romney campaign is wasting no time, branching out from the nominee's almost exclusive appearances on "Fox News Sunday" to date by scheduling Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, for an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press".
LUCIE, Fla .— During their workout Tuesday morning, the Mets for the first time branched off into groups for live batting practice, a transitional exercise that marks the beginning of the buildup toward full-fledged games.
Since belief revision deals with the interaction of belief and information over time, branching-time temporal logic seems a natural setting for a theory of belief change.
The inferred total count of substitutions reflects the evolutionary time (branch-length) separating the two sequences.
At the same time, branching of the distal UB occurs to form the mature collecting system [ 15, 16].
At the same time, branch lengths separating these two species are the longest of any sister-taxon pairs in the data set (Fig. 3).
We simulate tumour growth using a discrete time branching process for cell division (Athreya and Ney, 1972; Bozic et al., 2010).
The evolution of global hydrocarbon profiles (described by DF1 and DF2) were better explained by change occurring proportionally to speciation events (nodes in the phylogeny) than by neutral models in which change occurs proportionally to time (branch lengths).
The ancestral forms of the red Mazama came into South America approximately 2.5 million years ago, and from that time branched out into various species (M. bororo, M. nana, M rufina, M. americana) [ 1, 3, 4].
In the absence of a robust phylogenetic hypothesis for Cetacea that includes extant and extinct taxa, molecular systematists have used DNA-based clocks to time branching events within Cetacea (e.g, [ 24]).
Following disagreements within the movement, the Brotherhood's one-time branches in Iraq and Algeria are no longer part of the parent organisation – though ties between most other affiliates remain cordial.
