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Examples of branching

branching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

For the arterial trunks, this is an easy matter, since the pattern of branching permits ready distinction of an aorta from a pulmonary trunk.
The former tries to delay some computations while the second drives different computations through a tree of branching paths.
Periods of maps on trees with all branching points fixed.
To state our results precisely, we first define the branching process alluded to above.
Bootstrapping analysis with 1000 replicates was conducted to evaluate the statistical significance of each branching point.
In other words, these meters cannot be parsed straightforwardly as iterations of feet with partially identical properties with respect to quantity or branching.
This is done by branching the entire simulation and proceeding independently for each possible outcome.
This equivalence is a bisimulation that identifies processes associated with process graphs having the same branching structure.
Branching likewise creates strengthenings of the problem by adding constraints.
Given the left-headedness of branching constituents, it is the first portion of a target diphthong that would be expected to survive shortening.
In hearts with a ventricular septal defect, the vessels branching off the aortic arch are narrower than their normal counterparts.
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