It tumbled into the woods and struck a large maple tree with such force that the tree fell onto the car, he said.
In Kenya, Croton megalocarpus (Croton) is a prolific and widely distributed tree with such potential being currently underutilized.
I am partial to Lightning Strike because on my place in Wyoming a windstorm snapped off the top third of an old cottonwood tree with such force the three main branches stabbed into the earth like lances.
The e6 spun across three lanes of traffic and the already damaged back end of the car slammed into a tree with such force that the tree sliced the car open from the rear bumper all the way through the rear seats, said Paul Lin, the marketing director and chief spokesman for the company.
The car slammed into a tree with such force that it split in half and caught fire, according to Kathy Lowe, of the Newport Beach Police Department.
Of course, we'll never know what went on in that car in the moments before it veered into a center divider and struck a tree with such force that the vehicle split in two.
To search for the best tree with such a large dataset (280 taxa) using the DRCcons sequence as the outgroup, several relatively fast tree-building algorithms were employed: Weighbor (http://www.t10.lanl.gov/billb/weighbor/index.html), neighbor-joining (PAUP), BioNJ (PAUP), and Fitch (PAUP).
As intended, representative proteins accurately represent the consensus distance matrix, which includes the contributions of many non-ubiquitous genes and has large distances to the endocellular organisms Buchnera and Mycoplasma, whereas the randomly chosen ubiquitous genes underrepresent the genomic distances to these two organisms and thus do not imply a tree with such long branches.
The phylogenomics tree generated with such approach is mostly congruent with previous concatenated sequence trees obtained in different MLSA analyses [ 16, 20, 23]; and clearly highlighted the need to re-evaluate the taxonomic status of species belonging to the P. fluorescens group [ 18].
In my case, I have a family tree ornamented with such names, since ancestors had an enduring habit of marrying among trusted distant cousins to protect their secret lives.
