Sentence examples for tree later from inspiring English sources

Hitting the sides of the tub, the roots turn and encircle the tree, cutting off the flow of water and nutrients to the tree later in life.

"Ewww," squealed a boy named Ethan when he was told that the class would plant a banana tree later that day.

It makes sense that every flower that is pollinated should set fruit in the beginning, but to support every little immature fruit would burden the tree later in the season.

The Metaves question will be discussed first, then the other aspects of the tree later.

Trees prior to stationarity were discarded as burn-in (25%), and the remaining were used to generate a consensus tree, later visualized in FIGTREE 1.2.3.

Thus, care has to be taken that homoplasy detection does not implicitly presuppose a phylogenetic tree later to be derived from the same data.

"Ten million trees later, we have what we have now".

"We're actually seeing that the leaves are falling off the trees later in the fall," Mr. Werden said.

For instance, Mr. To said, 500 coconut trees were brought to Australia, where the bulk of the filming was done, to create a particular setting; a less-conscientious production might have shot the actors in front of a blue screen and added the trees later.

Planted to provide firewood and building materials, as well as shade, to passing armies, the plane trees later became loved for their beauty, eulogised by such writers as Balzac and Colette and, later, by film directors such as Jean-Luc Godard.Now their numbers have dwindled to a mere 250,000.

We will discuss the interpretation of model trees later.