Sentence examples for tree means from inspiring English sources

The shortness of their family tree means "they didn't have that many stories to choose from.

It is difficult to say what a tree means when its branches are within one species, and Cavalli-Sforza says little about that question.

One tree means four seasons of sadness: What is going,                                 What is… I like trees because they seem more resigned to the way they have to live than other things do.

"Divergence estimates for pantherines have been based in large part on very fragmentary material, so having a beautifully preserved specimen to accurately place in the big cat family tree means that we can have a lot more confidence in the result.

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As a designer, to provide this direct contact with the tree means extending to other people my relationship experimenting with wood; it encapsulates the process from the search of the pieces of wood in the fields, through the formal decisions I take with each piece, in my creative partnership with nature.

Finding the cast for "The Tree" meant creating a family that functioned together.

"In Chinese, 'money tree' mean that a tree can grow money, and whoever shake it, the money will fall down," she wrote.

The tree meant something more time-bound to humans, though, and, like a playboy worn down by the party circuit, bore the traces of a personable past.

At one end is the AND/OR sample tree mean which has the same time and space complexity as the conventional OR sample tree mean but has smaller variance.

Far more interesting to me is Lytro Cinema, a camera the size of a fallen tree meant to be a replacement for green screen setups.