Sentence examples for well established tree from inspiring English sources
Most of the physical modules of ChaNGa have been imported from the well established tree + SPH code GASOLINE and we refer the readers to the existing literature (Wadsley et al. 2004, 2008, Governato et al. 2014) for more details.
This well established family tree is necessary because the novel's central theme is genetic and environmental inheritance.
Non trivial construction trees containing generic extrusion and revolution primitives behave like well established CSG trees.
The strong phylogenetic structure in the universal protein data set I used (and in similar data sets in the literature) is well established, and trees based on this dataset have local regions of high topological support [ 103, 104].
The evolutionary relationship between retrotransposons and retroviruses has been well established by phylogenetic tree constructions.
Specifically, trade-offs between growth and reproduction are well established across the tree of life.
Phylogenetic relationships of taxa are quite well established [ 13], and our tree inferred from the order of genes in chloroplast genomes supports the conventional scenario).
Once the tree is well established, add balanced citrus fertilizer to the soil during the growing season according to the directions included with the fertilizer.
In all these studies, the trees were planted into sites free of competing vegetation and maintained in a weed-free state through regular vegetation control until the trees were well established (12 18 months in eucalypts and 3 5 years in pines).
The tree ferns are well established and wrapping can be problematic, either causing rot within the crown, or in my case, keeping them too dry over winter.
Many of the common misconceptions about reading and interpreting tree diagrams are well established (Gregory 2008; Meir et al. 2007), and work has been and continues to be done on the use of trees with students in structured learning environments (Baum et al. 2005; Halverson 2010; Novick and Catley 2007; Novick et al. 2010a, b).
