Examples of using Branching in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I told you to stop branching',!
Corridors branching east and west.
And it's always better without spaghetti branching.
There are also branching decisions during the missions.
A larger value indicates a more complex branching pattern.
Often, the branching contains only one row of cells.
Compute the mean value to obtain the average branching angle.
For a coral, branching into different copies is the most natural thing in the world.
To deal with contradictions, for example, they add branching patterns and parallel patterns.
Branching Coefficient(BC) Zone C♦ The optimal value of BC is approximately 1.2636.
Hamas took control of the building while it was being constructed anddug a branching tunnel system underneath it.
The branching roots grow horizontally off the main root and are important for water and nutrient uptake.
Inside of the bag, there's a series of branching tubes, and these tubes are called the bronchial tree.
Branching corals, such as staghorn corals, grow more rapidly, but are more vulnerable to storm damage.
It's as if each of us, like Schrödinger here, are a kind of coral branching into different possibilities.
Carve your path to survival with branching story lines that promise no two experiences will be the same.
The targeted creature disappears into a gap in reality,where strange curving and branching passages conceal the way out.
Shape an ambitious branching narrative, making choices that will not only determine your own fate but that of the entire city.
Molded(or molded) arrange hedges of trees and shrubs respond well to shearing,forming a dense crown, excessive branching and leafy.
We expect to be able to make large branching trees tracing the developments paths of cells in the human brain,” said Linnarsson.
Somewhere around China, a fish developed jaws, and its descendants drove jawless fishes,sea scorpions and branching plankton to extinction.
These fractal organisms grew by repetitive branching, with each branch exactly the same as its predecessor from the microscopic level upwards.
We found that all of the models that accounted for random population size-such as different branching processes- gave similar estimates.
But some of the corrections-- like adding branching processes that attempt to capture the dynamics of population growth in early human migrations-- are extremely complex.
Given that Google has beat all its competitors it shouldincrease the margin in its profits to its closest competitor by branching into new areas.
The systems appear in recognizable biological settings, too, like the branching in trees, phyllotaxis, and the fruit sprouts of pineapples.
This branching mode of evolution, known as cladogenesis, can occur when populations of a species become isolated from one another and are thus able to evolve in different directions.
It dispenses with most"serious" programming conventions,including symbolic variables, branching, loops, number and string manipulation, subroutines, polymorphism, and so on.
After the work of Galton and Watson,it was later revealed that their branching process had been independently discovered and studied around three decades earlier by Irénée-Jules Bienaymé.