Sentence examples for whose leaf from inspiring English sources

Our ASTs are full binary trees whose leaf nodes are characters (the free magma on the alphabet).

This results in a tree, whose leaf order is equal to the order of residues around the ligand in the complex.

Hence the set T (N ) contains exactly 2 r phylogenetic trees whose leaf set is exactly X.

Then we identify all 'super-nodes' whose leaf children share at least k GO terms and highlight them in blue and in enlarged circles.

Herein we describe a natural mutant of barley cultivar Edamai No.6, whs18, whose leaf color showed stable and inheritable stage-green-revertible-albino under field condition.

For an example, any internal node whose leaf nodes share at least k GO terms can represent a cluster, where k is adjustable by the users.

Pennsylvania Gypsy moths, whose leaf-devouring blue-and-red-dotted caterpillars were, during the 1980's, as much a part of the Northeast suburban landscape as Duran Duran posters, are back with a vengeance.

Corinthian capitals, the terra cotta roof decorations known as antefixes (whose leaf-shaped forms and raised decoration could be cookies) and a relief of a graceful male torso all reflect a Hellenic sensibility.

An orchid whose leafs look wilted or limp can be suffering from either too much water, which rots the roots and makes water unavailable to the leaves, or it can be too dry.

As a consequence, two fewer leaves were produced by main tillers in aerobic crops, whose individual leaf area thus was much lower.

"A Frenchman we'd never heard about till seven years ago is worshiped as a dictator of fashion by every Eve whose fig leaf proved inadequate," an article in the Saturday Evening Post declared in 1953.