Sentence examples for two great branches from inspiring English sources

Dictyostelium belongs to one of the two great branches of slime molds.

The convergence between these two great branches of learning will matter hugely when enough people have thought it through.

Saudi officials view their kingdom and its allies as being engaged in a colossal struggle for regional influence between Islam's two great branches.

Of the many twigs which flourished when the tree was a mere bush, only two or three, now grown into great branches, yet survive and bear all the other branches; so with the species which lived during long-past geological periods, very few now have living and modified descendants.

It was two great tits on some small branches and they were pecking away as if they had found some food.

Plus, there are at least five great confederations of mostly Sunni Muslim tribes with branches on both sides who view the border as little more than an inconvenience.

It is not meant to imply that this occurred at the same time but merely that the languages in these two branches show greater divergence from all the other Niger-Congo languages, which are at that stage termed Atlantic-Congo.

Taken together, these data suggest that differences in enhancer logic may have accumulated over the course of the deep evolutionary history between Molgula and Ciona but not between M. occidentalis and M. oculata, and that some enhancers may have evolved asymmetrically in the two branches, retaining greater pan-ascidian 'intelligibility' in one or the other.

The remaining two previously unreported QTL (qTBN8 and qTBN9) had an effect size of ~1 branch, with Chang7-2 carrying the alleles for greater branch number (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> tasselssel branch number; KRN Kernel row number; EL ear length.

The problem is not the loss of balance between two intellectual branches of conservatism, with one gaining too great a prominence over the other.

At ratios more extreme than 20-fold, topological accuracy of reconstruction degraded only slowly when only one branch was of relatively greater length, but more rapidly when there were two such branches.