Sentence examples for trunk branches from inspiring English sources

Spanish for green stick, the palo verde is easy to identify by its pale chartreuse trunk, branches and foliage.

They breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen, locking the carbon into their roots, trunk, branches, twigs and leaves and the soil.

The artist family tree of which Caravaggio forms the trunk branches out to encompass some of the greatest names of the 17th century – among them, Velázquez, Rembrandt, Rubens, Ribera, Vermeer, Georges de La Tour – and then upwards to Manet, Delacroix and Géricault in the 19th century and Bacon in the 20th.

A tree is a complex structure consisting of a trunk, branches, subbranches, and leaves.

In the model, tree components (the trunk, branches, and subbranches) are attached with each other using springs which resulted in a multiple mass-spring system.

In this work, hierarchical bismuth nanostructures with hyperbranched dendritic architectures were synthesized via the galvanic replacement reaction between zinc plate and BiCl3 in ethylene glycol solution, which was composed of a trunk, branches (secondary branch), and leaves (tertiary branch).

Traditionally, biologists have celebrated the trunk, branch and twig system of a tree as no accident.

Fig abundance was first measured based on the samplings of the three areas of production of a tree: trunk, branch, and twigs.

In comparing the production of the three fig-bearing positions (trunk, branch, and twig), we discovered significant differences between the sexes.

"The four major components which are the root, trunk, branch and leaf each have their own spatial characteristics which are suitable for various farming conditions.

What is the criterion that determines which trunk branch nodes have extinction times computed for them?