Sentence examples for various branches and from inspiring English sources

The Post -- and its newsroom staff of nearly seven hundred men and women -- inhabits a complex of three bland buildings in downtown Washington, not far from the various branches and bureaucracies of the federal government.

Modern flight feathers are really quite a complex structure – they have the central vane, and various branches and sub-branches that hook together and "zip up" to provide a relatively strong surface that can provide lift and resist the stresses of flight.

Without a much broader and persistent effort by various branches and levels of government to help the public understand the actual biological effects of radiation, we will continue to face the threat of deep historic nuclear fears that simply don't match the facts.

Opportunities already exist for graduate students and postdocs in the various branches and centres.

Figures 2 and 4 support this argument; consider the number of various branches and world regions appearing in the articles after 2009.

They may talk of God, point to him even, and have some relevant points, but, in my opinion, they do not, and can not, lead fully to God; the various branches and denominations of Christianity are no exception.

The first of these is the Azure Virtual WAN service, which allows businesses to connect their various branches to and through Azure.

Many applications of fractional differential equations in the areas of solid mechanics and modeling of viscoelastic damping, electrochemical processes, dielectric polarization, colored noise, bioengineering, and various branches of science and engineering could be found, among others, in [1].

However, fractals themselves have a variety of applications in digital imaging, mobile computing, architecture and construction, various branches of engineering and applied sciences.

Even while expanding governmental capacity, we also need to improve coordination among various branches of government, and between the government and nongovernmental and international organizations.

Not many people gave him much chance when he started mentioning a University of Gastronomy where students could study various branches of food and wine production, history, theory and practice and come out with degrees that would be recognised by other academic establishments.