Sentence examples for vertical branches from inspiring English sources

However, vertically grown SiNSs have vertical branches (Fig. 4b, d).

At its center is an enclosure of vertical branches, with circular patterns marked in powder on the floor inside.

The modules, having been separated from the parent thalli, extend to form new vertical branches.

With its vertical branches sticking up from the seafloor like a deep-sea candelabra, the harp sponge (Chondrocladia lyra) seems like something out of a Dr. Seuss book.

We demonstrated an inverted U-shape heat driven pump consisting of a microchannel heat sink, two vertical branches and two miniature check valves.

Rather than filtering the water for bacteria and other single-celled organisms like most sponges do, the harp sponge employs Velcro-like barbs on its vertical branches to snag tiny crustaceans called copepods as they swim past.

The surgical procedure starts with pencil drawings; follows a primary incision of the vertical branch of the "Y" and a circular subcutaneous undermining.

This almost vertical branch marks the unfolding of canard cycles within an exponentially small parameter interval of the bifurcation parameter I.

All studied receiver arrangements have a branch oriented vertically towards the ceiling and provide axial symmetry, i.e. the remaining branches are uniformly spaced in azimuth forming a 56° angle with respect to the vertical branch.

At both 500 and 1000 Hz 1/3 octave bands, the EDT is the shortest when the long enclosure has a left inclined branch and an extended left inclined branch, while the EDT is the longest when the long enclosure has a widened vertical branch.

Clonal ramets developed nearly vertical branching angles (ranged from 78° to 101°) in the 0 cm sedimentation treatment, but the angles of treated plants decreased at the initial 3 5 ramets (ranged from 68° to 78° at the first ramet level), then remained a relatively constant value (about 90°) in the following spacers.