Sentence examples for upper branch of the from inspiring English sources

I'd like to tell you it was found on an upper branch of the Amazon River, but it wasn't; it was on the New Jersey shore [laughs] — in a 90-million-year-old deposit of amber and woody materials.

Over a large range of flowrates, edge flames were found to coexist with the well-known strongly burning diffusion flames corresponding to the upper branch of the S-shaped curve.

It is found that a part of the upper branch of the C-shaped response curve is also unstable and the Poincaré Andronov Hopf bifurcation takes place at a certain value of heat-loss intensity even if the steady state solution is stable under the corresponding adiabatic conditions.

The previous method of determination of crystallization rate from isothermal measurements applied to polymers with high crystallization rate, like poly vinylidene fluoride) or polyethylene, can provide data only for a narrow temperature range lying at the end of the upper branch of the crystallization curve.

The role of the silent state is played by the upper branch of the equilibrium manifold, of state coordinates ((x,y)=(x_{s}(theta z),phi z)),0)).

As this figure shows, for the upper branch of the group I orbits, λ is below unity and acts as a diamagnetic correction to the wiggler magnetic field.

The point mutations included G158W to inactivate the Qo site and the lower branch of the H-shaped electron transfer system [22] and H212N to inactivate the Qi site and the upper branch of this system [8] (numbering corresponds to the sequence of R. capsulatus cytochrome b).

There were several off-white nests of webworms clinging like the ends of Q-Tips to some of the upper branches of the trees.

The Midway Crevasse, on the Highland trail that connects the two upper branches of the Falls trail, is something of a revelation.

Today, Knoll points out, photosynthesis fuels biology in most habitats, but in the tree of life "photosynthetic lineages adorn only the upper branches of the bacterial limb".

In the far north the Cumberland Plateau region, segmented by upper branches of the Cumberland, Kentucky, and Tennessee river systems, thrusts southward from Tennessee.