How To Use Branched In A Sentence
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She has certainly branched out into more interesting work in recent years.
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Because each monosaccharide can link to more than one other monosaccharide, oligosaccharides can be branched.
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The researchers have used supercritical CO 2 as medium for the conversion of alcohols to linear and branched ethers, to cyclic ethers, to aryl ethers and to acetals and ketals in good yields and, all-importantly, with high selectivities.
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This designer has recently branched out into children's wear.
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The most important differential characteristics of the section Trionychon are branched stems, bracteolate flowers, an entire and campanulated calyx, a blue or purple corolla, white anthers, and the stigma usually white.
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Antilocapridae, are native to North America, but are not true antelopes because they annually shed the outer sheath of their branched horns unlike other antelope species.
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It first branched out into cosmetics and perfumes in 1990 and in 1994 moved its headquarters for those businesses to New York.
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a tree with an unbranched trunk
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Since then the Docklands Light Railway has branched off the network to serve the redeemed areas of London's east river.
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Thankfully, you no longer have to be a business to get a hold of their superior goods - just this past year, VOFC branched out into the retail hand-knitting yarn world.
Yearn-Worthy Yarns: O-Wool from Vermont Organic Fiber Co
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The zoospore encysted and within 24 hrs branched rhizoids formed and the cyst began to enlarge to form a zoosporangium.
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Branched stolons could be found through the period of cormel formation and each of them produced a cormel at the tip.
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Mosses branched from the common ancestor of vascular plants around 400 MYA.
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We branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.
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Approximately halfway between the mayor's house and the village, the path branched.
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Verbascum olympicum is grander and branched, but perhaps too grand for this border.
Times, Sunday Times
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One method I tried with some success was to cut each branch back a foot after it had grown 2 feet until it was a multibranched shrub.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture
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The ship made the transition from its rectangular cruising shape to the multibranched ovoid shape that was its battle mode, and it made the change swiftly and smoothly.
The Three-Minute Universe
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We can picture the homeostasis machine as a large multibranched tree of phenomena charged with the automated regulation of life. . .
UNDERSTANDING COMICS: From vision to narrative? (cont.)
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About three-quarters of the total, depending on the source of the starch, is in the form of amylopectin; this consists of short, interconnected chains making up a many-branched mass comprising thousands of sugar units.
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More recently, they've branched out to studies of comparative acting techniques, such as exploring the hand gestures of Chinese dance.
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Possible the barnacle, like the barometz of Tartarean lamb, may be a survivor of the day when the animal and vegetable kingdoms had not yet branched off into different directions.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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The goosefish is practically invisible lying flattened, with its darkly marbled skin matching the bottom color and the outline of its body obliterated by a fringe of branched skin flaps.
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A side tunnel branched up slightly into a chamber that must have been worked as an exploration into the vein.
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The upright stems branched from creeping branching horizontal rhizomes that bore delicate hair-like roots.
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Apparently attempting to master two mediums is not sufficient for Whedon as he has also branched out to writing comic books.
An Introduction To Joss Whedon | Solar Flare: Science Fiction News
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The vestures in S. japonica vary from small and unbranched to largely branched and widely expanding.
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The branched-chain (isomer) paraffins are usually found in heavier fractions of crude oil and have higher octane numbers than normal paraffins.
Hydrocarbon chemistry
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The group is easily recognized by their radial symmetry, with a central nonseptate axis to which are attached whorls of lateral appendages which may or may not be branched.
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The trachea is unbranched, and is formed by the division of the foregut by a longitudinal septum into two tubes - the trachea and the esophagus.
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Some multicellular brown algae form branched filaments or foliose plants many meters long with complex anatomy.
Phytoplankton
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A delicate looking plant with much branched slender stems and dainty powder blue flowers.
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The lightning was the forked kind and it branched suddenly like a firework and yet like the limb of a blazing tree.
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In recent years, McCartney has branched into composing light classical music.
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The clothing designer has branched out and now has his name on a line of perfume.
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Suddenly there was a flash of light on his far right, deep inside the grounds at the end of a straight gravelled road that branched off from a circular drive behind the bathhouse.
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Baicalia is a branching columnar stromatolite forming in subtidal areas, where C. columnaris is a highly elongated, unbranched, columnar stromatolite living in quiet waters below the tidal zone.
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‘We have now branched out into other areas, recruiting for everything from coffin-makers to beauticians and hairdressers,’ she said.
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Sporangia are cylindrical and branched, which also distinguishes this plant from all other Rhynie Chert taxa.
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Characteristic multicellular, branched hairs were observed on the reverse of the tepals and upon the pedicellate ovary of all species.
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Fungi preserved in the amber branched projections called hyphae from which several microscopic rings formed.
Times, Sunday Times
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Microscopically, the fungus produces solitary oval to dumbbell-shaped conidia on short, unbranched conidiophores lateral to septate hyphae.
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The Journal has branched out into radio and television.
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long branched hairs on its legson which pollen collects
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With five victories and 13 poles, his interests branched out.
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The stems may be simple or branched, in the large types reaching as much as I m in height; the basal leaves are long, often pinnately lobed and coarsely toothed, but sometimes are not serrated, while the cauline leaves are simple and linear.
Chapter 27
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‘It proved to be a real breakthrough: a dwarf, basal-branched plant with symmetrical habit, and very floriferous.’
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They drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.
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The species is represented in our collections by small anthaspidellid sponges that range from stalked individuals that expand upward as broadly to steeply obconical forms, to more rare simple branched forms.
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Soon the crack widened, however, and their path branched down into the darkness.
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From Bikram, I branched out to Jivamukti, a school of vinyasa yoga, which links poses together in a callisthenic-like flow, employing music (jazzy, jivey, new agey devotional - think Zero Seven, but with repeated references to Hindu gods), incense, a bit of massage and brief lectures ( "dharma talks") on yoga philosophy.
Lauren Cahn: From Cancer To Yoga: 10 Year Nap, My Ass!
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I fowed an acre on the other fide of the vrheat, with three ftone, which was a very good crop, for it branched to fiU the ground with a fine long-eared corn; it branched firom two to fix or eight ears out of a root, according to the diftarice the grains 'fell from each other, juft fo they ftooled or branched tiU they filled the ground*
A new system of husbandry
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The result is that the branched molecule is reduced to a form like a lopped tree.
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** The trunk of a tree, disbranched, and then set up in the ground, seems to me the origin of the Osirian emblem called
History Of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume 1 (of 12)
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These large flowers are produced in bunches of six or ten on each branch, at the height of about eighteen inches; there are many stems, and each one is well branched, the species being very floriferous; the leaves are herb-like, lance-shaped, pointed, amplexicaul, and smooth; root-leaves spathulate.
Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies.
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Bromley redefined Trypanites to include all blind, simple, unbranched borings in hard substrata with a single opening to the surface.
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This designer has recently branched out into children's wear.
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When your young willow has achieved twelve and a half feet of straight, unbranched stem, you plant it out in the field to a depth of at least thirty inches.
Wildwood
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(a) Schematic representation of linear (10) and branched (11) constructs with the scissile +1 peptide bond site-specifically labeled with
Naturejobs - All Jobs
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No! There's her pretty hat of straw Laid on the bench; but then they saw There was no ribbon round it; The garden all neglected; The rake and wat'ring-pot were down Amongst the jonquils overthrown; The broken-branched roses running riot; The dandelion, groundsell, all about; And the nice walks, laid out with so much taste, Now cover'd with neglected weeds and wanton waste.
Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
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Wheat is mostly starch, which is a polymer - or chain - of glucose molecules containing amylose (the straight-chain form) and amylopectin (the branched-chain form).
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The firm has just branched out into doing canvas prints and fine art photography.
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Tupac Amaru, which at its peak numbered about 1, 000 fighters, soon branched out into Mafiastyle crime.
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ALS is a mitochondrial enzyme involved in the biosynthesis of the branched-chain amino acids isoleucine and valine.
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The soybean peptide has much branched chain amino acids and glutamine which are reported to stimulate muscle hypertrophy.
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Many wildflowers in the habitat belong to the acanthus family, including branched foldwing, Carolina scalystem, Carolina wild petunia, loose-flower water willow, and swamp twinflower.
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These plants are branched, and carry flowers on strong stems.
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She followed the path until it branched off.
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In short, the authors found that the fat tissue from the obese co-twins showed a significant up-regulation of inflammatory pathways, significantly reduced mitochondrial DNA copy number, and disturbed mitochondrial energy metabolism — statistically most significantly, the decreased catabolism of branched-chain amino acids (BCAA).
Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes » Blog Archive » Obesity: It’s all in Your Cells?
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Five paraphyses of _Rhizocarpon alboatrum_ to illustrate types of simple and branched forms found in the same hymenium.
Ohio Biological Survey, Bull. 10, Vol. 11, No. 6 The Ascomycetes of Ohio IV and V
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Description: An erect, decumbent or prostrate herb usually branched from the base and often less than 40 cm high.
Chapter 7
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Highly branched stilbene dendrimers were synthesized and their photochemical behavior was studied.
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Francesca had got a big parcel from home, and the table was laid with Norwegian Christmas fare, decorated with daisies from the Campagna and candles in seven-branched candlesticks.
Jenny: A Novel
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Then the conversation branched off into a discussion about movies.
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The flowers are lilac-rose; calyx, tubular; corolla of five petals, narrow and notched; leaves, awl-shaped, short, bent, and opposite; stems, branched, dense and trailing.
Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies.
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The menswear company has moved away from its association with pastel golfing jumpers and football hooligans and has, instead, branched out into baggy tracksuits and drainpipe trousers.
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An erect, herbaceous, dichotomously branched perennial, 60-180 cm high, with large, fleshy, cylindrical, obovoid subterranean rhizomes, large lanceolate leaves and white flowers arranged in twin clusters, which very rarely produce red seeds.
Chapter 10
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The basal stems can be confused with those of L. mucronata, but that species has branched basal stems that are prostrate and petiolate basal leaves.
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All trees 4-5 m tall had epicormic branches; no taller unbranched trees were observed.
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Dendrimers are well-defined, highly branched macromolecules which have uniform molecular weight.
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The basal stems can be confused with those of L. mucronata, but that species has branched basal stems that are prostrate and petiolate basal leaves.
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Its flowers much resemble the small wild violet of the hedgerows, in size and colour more especially; the flower-stalks are, however, sometimes branched, carrying four or five flowers; and if I may be allowed to make another comparison in order to convey an idea of its form, I would mention _Pinguicula vulgaris_, the common butterwort.
Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies.
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Insects ‘breathe’ through a tracheal system, with external openings called spiracles and increasingly finely branched tubules that carry gases right to the metabolizing tissues.
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The Church a naked Andromeda, with dishevelled hair, fastened to the trunk of an ancient disbranched tree.
English Seamen in the Sixteenth Century Lectures Delivered at Oxford Easter Terms 1893-4
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It took her to a small rivulet that branched off from the main rush of the creek.
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We drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.
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In plants with long unrooted unbranched stems, branching on a phytomer can be induced by the outgrowth of an adventitious root from one of the two root primordia present at its node.
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Limitations and complications of the theory include changes in environment or genetic background, enzymes with sharply defined optima of activity, overdominance, pleiotropy, multifunctional enzymes and branched metabolic pathways.
Darwin and neutrality - The Panda's Thumb
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All are radially costate, with costae varying from simple and evenly distributed to variously branched and unevenly spaced.
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But it soon becomes dull; the only notable thing happened about the third day, when we came to a little stream and copse where there was a fairish assembly of wagons, and the trail divided-our fork continuing south-west, while the northern trail branched up towards the Kanzas River, and then to the North Platte, and eventually to Oregon.
Isabelle
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After a few miles, a small road branched off to the right, signposted Popplewell.
DEATH SPEAKS SOFTLY
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Mature thalli of both taxa have structures with a clavate form located along the upper part of the main axis, and in both taxa these are preceded by multiple verticils of long, branched, hairlike sterile laterals.
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A little further on, still to the right of the road, branched off suddenly a narrow bridle-path, or "boreen," as it is called in this part of the country.
Disturbed Ireland Being the Letters Written During the Winter of 1880-81.
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The word menorah just refers to the traditional seven-branched candleholder used throughout the year.
Lights, Action, Hanukkah -- Chanukah or Hanukkah Guide Part 4
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The stem is slender or stout, usually glabrous though occasionally glabrescent or pubescent, channelled on one side, branched from base upwards, and leafy.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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- The stem of the 2nd is procumbent abot the size of the former, jointed and unbranched. it's leaves are cauline, compound and oppositely pinnate; the rib from 14 to 16 inches long celindric and smooth. the leafets
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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She peered up at the tree that branched over them, watched the leaves turn, slip by each other as they passed.
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The paper discussed the influences of the melt flow rate, long branched chain and the copolymerized monomer of polyolefin on the melting strength.
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We have a warm spot in our hearts for low brass; Darling Spouse because DenverDaughter played bari horn in her younger days, NinjaBaker ever since he branched out from trumpet onto horn, mellophone and trombone, and I because I love the way the sound pounds its way in through my chest instead of just making its way through my ears like ordinary music.
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The spores are set free by the bursting of their chamber, and each germinates, putting out a branched thread of cells called a protonema, which may perhaps properly be termed a third generation in the cycle of the plant; for it is only from buds developed on this protonema that the leafy sexual plant arises.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886
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With this confidence, I branched out into other fitness activities, such as kickboxing and Spinning.
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Coral mushrooms do not have caps but instead have a fruiting body of branched clusters.
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The meetings branched out into socials and cultural events that covered every aspect of members' interests from science to film and cycling clubs.
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Setae type range from being thin and highly branched, forming dense tomenta, to being broad and spatulate.
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The lightning was the forked kind and it branched suddenly like a firework and yet like the limb of a blazing tree.
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I was startled by a great patch of vivid scarlet on the ground, and going up to it found it to be a peculiar fungus, branched and corrugated like a foliaceous lichen, but deliquescing into slime at the touch; and then in the shadow of some luxuriant ferns I came upon an unpleasant thing, — the dead body of a rabbit covered with shining flies, but still warm and with the head torn off.
The Island of Doctor Moreau
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Plants produce two broadly different forms of starch: simple long chains called amylose, and highly branched chains called amylopectin.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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The roots are perennial, and consist of several fasciculated, fusiform, branched, fleshy, curved and descending tubers, from one to two inches thick, with a brown warty epidermis; internally deep yellow, odorless, very bitter.
The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom Considered in Their Various Uses to Man and in Their Relation to the Arts and Manufactures; Forming a Practical Treatise & Handbook of Reference for the Colonist, Manufacturer, Merchant, and Consumer, o
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It branched off the main path and was rarely used.
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Just as we neared the crest of the hill, at a notice bearing the legend, "Keep below," the whole party entered a deep "boyau" leading right up to the trenches in front, from which branched off various passages to the gun pits, or butts, as we used to call them.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 8, 1917
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However, their arms are very highly forked and branched, and even more flexible than those of brittle stars.
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The trachea is unbranched, and is formed by the division of the foregut by a longitudinal septum into two tubes - the trachea and the esophagus.
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Translated from the greek Amorphophallus titanum means "giant misshapen penis," and while the Rafflesia has the world's largest flower, the titan lays claim to the largest unbranched cluster of flowers in the world.
Boing Boing
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As a new book devoted to the label's cover art illustrates, Studio One also branched out into gospel, calypso and mento recordings, and even sessions by Indian devotional musician Sri Chinmoy.
The art of Studio One
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Carved from a solid piece of wood, it is clear that the sculptor utilized and perhaps exploited a section of the tree that branched into two areas for the splayed legs.
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Established in 1837 by Thierry Hermes, a harness maker, the Hermes firm branched out into saddlery in 1880.
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Stems are erect or decumbent below or ascending from a creeping base, rooting at the nodes, smooth, glabrous and much branched, varying in height, from 1 to 2 feet; branches are short, slender and sometimes even capillary, with _nodes_ bearded or not in branches ending in solitary spikes, and completely glabrous when they end in binate spikes.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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It branched off opposite a small village, a satellite of Reggane, almost where I had begun walking.
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Late in the month of August one year we had been close-herding a small bunch of young cattle on a bottom about a mile square, walled in by bluffs, and with, as an inlet, a long, dry creek running back many miles into the Bad Lands, where it branched out into innumerable smaller creeks and coulies.
III. The Grouse of the Northern Cattle Plains
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Among other applications, tungstated zirconia is used to improve the octane content of gasoline through a process called isomerization, in which a straight chain alkane molecule is converted into a branched chain molecule.
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Prolification in both varieties is also more frequently met with in branched inflorescences than in those in which the flowers are sessile; but the degree of branching seems less material, inasmuch as this malformation is more commonly recorded as occurring in racemes than in the more branched panicles, &c. From the similar arrest of growth in length, in the case of the flower, to that which occurs in the stem in the case of definite inflorescence, it might have been expected that axillary prolification would be more frequent in plants having a cymose arrangement of their flowers than in those whose inflorescence is indefinite; such, however, is not the case.
Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
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Notice the short stout, unbranched stems, armored with persistent leaf bases.
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Originally a Reiki practitioner, she has during the years branched out in several directions and is still learning.
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The _inflorescence_ is a lax, narrow, subsecund panicle, varying in length from 3 to 12 inches, and with a slender glabrous peduncle; the main rachis is filiform and glabrous; branches are either solitary or binate, unequal; branched either from the middle or the base; _pedicels_ are short and capillary.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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The pumpkin AP1 polysaccharides have a multi-branched structure and a variety of different linkages between adjacent monosaccharides, which compose the small rings and the helical structure.
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Leucine, isoleucine, and valine are branched essential amino acids that are catabolized to corresponding keto acids through the process of transamination.
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Processes may be unbranched and taper to slender points, or may be bifurcate, and may additionally have occasional small or incipient branches (often as spinules) along main stem.
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He later branched into dog-breeding and vegetables grown by hydroponics.
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High up in one of the larger and more densely branched trees in the area, a man crouched, cursing his luck.
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Any of numerous fungi, especially of the family Clavariaceae, whose often brightly colored spore-bearing structures are club-shaped to intricately branched and resemble coral.
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With the help of new technology it has now branched out into a franchise operation called Videopics.
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The hallway was spacious and rooms branched off from it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their company has branched out into various business.
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The lines "Friend to the friendless" &c. which you may think "rudely disbranched" from the Chatterton will patch in with the Man of Ross, where they were once quite at Home, with 2 more which I recollect "and o'er the dowried virgin's snowy cheek bad bridal love suffuse his blushes meek!" very beautiful.
The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5 The Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb
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From these locations different groups branched out in various directions with different levels of success.
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The route branched through some of the most difficult terrain of western China and arrived 9600 km west, then north, to Shaanxi.
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I led the way into one of the back halls that branched off the main room.
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The tree near the house branched over the roof.
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Eric Jaffe, an agreeable guide, travels this multibranched highway through four centuries to provide an episodic history of roads and their ramifications.
You Can Get There From Here
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Description: This is an aquatic moss, with irregular branched stems or fronds covered with two rows of spongy leaves.
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The appendages are primitively branched, and although this condition is modified in many species, adults always have at least some biramous appendages.
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There is a large, branched tentacle above each eye, adding to the fish's somewhat comical appearance, and a very much smaller fringed tentacle on the nostril beneath each eye.
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I pointed along a narrow dirt path that branched off the main access road.
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Plants produce two broadly different forms of starch: simple long chains called amylose, and highly branched chains called amylopectin.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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That which is suited to the carrying on of men in the state and condition whereunto they are called, according to the mind of God, as also to prevail with them to whom the word doth come to enter into the state of obedience and walking with God; and this is usually branched into three general heads, of promises, exhortations, and threatenings.
The Doctrine of the Saints��� Perseverance Explained and Confirmed
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- VM states can now be restored from arbitrary snapshots instead of only the last one, and new snapshots can be taken from other snapshots as well (aka branched snapshots) - 2D video acceleration for Windows guests; use the host video hardware for overlay stretching and colour conversion
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Media: the fourth of the longitudinal veins extending from base through approximately the middle of the wing, not more than four branched, the branches numbered on margin from nearest apex, to 4 nearest anal angle: in Orthoptera; it is the median or externomedian: in Lepidoptera (Pack.), is cubitus (Comst.).
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
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A side tunnel branched up slightly into a chamber that must have been worked as an exploration into the vein.
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A strong taproot, many-branched lateral roots, tolerance of alkaline and saline sites, and ease of reproduction make honeylocust a valuable erosion control species for temperate and subtropical areas.
Chapter 6
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Its stems are usually multibranched, crooked, and short, and even at maturity the trees are only 12 m tall and 20 cm in diameter, making the wood too small for most commercial forestry purposes.
1 Introduction and Summary
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Phosphorus acid is added, so as to make it phosphonated. The new oligomer has high density branched chain of phosphonic acid functional groups. This product has undergone tests such ass...
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In the centre of the village, a small side road branched away and climbed a steep brae beyond the houses and back gardens.
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Fruit abundant, borne in short branched or straight clusters of five to ten fruits.
Tomato Culture: A Practical Treatise on the Tomato
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The most significant changes that were found in adipocytes were a sharp decrease in the number of mitochondria, the power plants of the cells that are involved in fat burning, and a specific decrease in their ability to oxidize (burn) three amino acids called branched-chain amino acids, that are the first amino acids to be used as fuel when other sources are unavailable.
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The plants creep over the bark substrate and sometimes have elongate irregularly branched pendent branches.
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They drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.
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Bladderworts, whose intricately branched, bladder-bearing stems are completely submerged, send up small aerial stems with inch-long yellow flowers.
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However, a large number of multibranched lateral roots occupy the upper soil levels, particularly the top meter.
7. Sorghum
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The outer plexiform layer is much thinner than the inner; but, like it, consists of a dense net-work of minute fibrils derived from the processes of the horizontal cells of the preceding layer, and the outer processes of the rod and cone bipolar granules, which ramify in it, forming arborizations around the enlarged ends of the rod fibers and with the branched foot plates of the cone fibers.
X. The Organs of the Senses and the Common Integument. 1c. 1. The Tunics of the Eye
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Its descriptive title calls it a six-branched form based on nature, but at the same time the composition recalls both Asian mandalas and the sunburst motif popular in design of the time.
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BB started with 15 items - all melt and pour - then branched in CP - then branched into lotions - then branched into other bases etc ...
Defining Values - Day Four
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Red, Anemone _ flowered ; stout stems , long stalks , lage thick leaves in dark green , spreading, freely branched , medium blooming.
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Branched chain amino acids are precursors to secondary metabolism, and are involved in the biosynthesis of cyanogenic glycosides, glucosinolates, and acyl sugars.
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Branched fruticose zoogloea of _Cladothrix_ (slightly magnified).
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 2 "Baconthorpe" to "Bankruptcy"
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The molecule with the tri - branched structure shows the fastest anisotropy decay and smallest residual anisotropy value.
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Stems are creeping and spreading from the root, and ascending from a decumbent base, generally slender and small, but sometimes large and proliferously branched, leafy, 3 to 7 inches long.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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But dandelions have unbranched scapes, whereas autumnal hawkbit has usually branched scapes and two or more flower-heads.
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The _inflorescence_ is an oblong laxly branched, narrow pedunculate panicle, 2 to 4 inches long.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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There is no more difficulty in understanding how the branched spines of some ancient echinoderm, which served as a defence, became developed through natural selection into tridactyle pedicellariæ, than in understanding the development of the pincers of crustaceans, through slight, serviceable modifications in the ultimate and penultimate segments of a limb, which was at first used solely for locomotion.
VII. Miscellaneous Objections to the Theory of Natural Selection
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Isoprenaline exerts its effects by relaxing the smooth muscle tissues lining the finely branched tubular network of bronchioles that surround the lungs.
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The basidia are formed on the end of threadlike branched bodies which grow at the apex, and are called hyphæ.
Among the Mushrooms A Guide For Beginners
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Gums with branched chains such as the gums arabic, tragacanth, karaya (from Sterculia urens, of tropical Asia), guar, and locust bean, form tacky dispersions and in favourable conditions, strong gels.
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These three protein sparing amino acids are known as branched chain.
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Then one day a little tentacle of the octopus, just to amuse itself, ingurgitated Dawe's capital, and he moved to the Gramercy Park neighborhood where one, for a few groats per week, may sit upon one's trunk under eight-branched chandeliers and opposite Carrara marble mantels and watch the mice play upon the floor.
Strictly business: more stories of the four million
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Translated from the greek Amorphophallus titanum means "giant misshapen penis," and while the Rafflesia has the world's largest flower, the titan lays claim to the largest unbranched cluster of flowers in the world.
Boing Boing
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I continued studying moths, and branched out to other insects.
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Stems are many, tufted, slender, creeping and rooting, or ascending and suberect, simple or branched, 6 to 20 inches long and leafy and leaves bifarious and divaricate.
A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses
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Soft moss grew on the earth in places, and the roots of creeping plants branched out haphazardly here and there.
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The presence of these branched carbohydrate chains is essential for the stability, localization, and function of many glycosylated proteins.
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Aquatic and marginal plants associated with the lakes include: water mint, gipsywort, pond edge, water fogwort, branched bur-reed and yellow water lily.
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The brachial valve contains short crura and a prominent, branched cardinal process.
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The laticiferous system of the scape consists of several layers of articulated unbranched latieifers.
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The flowers grow in a raceme, an unbranched stalk that blooms from the bottom up.
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They branched into other sporting goods, including pellet guns, crossbows and daggers.
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Sir Timothy said he believes that the rendering is of a seven-branched candelabrum in the form of a menorah and that the drawing which indicates the completed object was to be at least 6ft tall relates to the Medici tombs project.
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Relative to other protein sources, whey has a high concentration of branched-chain amino acids - leucine, isoleucine, and valine.
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Lycopodiophyta: Small plants with green, branched stems, scale-like leaves, and no flowers.
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The awards had branched out into so many categories over the years, including Online, and the nib was a reminder of the Walkley's history, the pen, or, more accurately print journalism.
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The colonies grow as branched or unbranched chains.
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The most common is cannabis sativa, which is gangly, loose-branched, can reach a height of twenty feet and is productive of fibre and inferior seed oil.
Cannabis Culture Magazine
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Take my advice and, once cuttings are 4in tall, cut out the top inch or so to get multibranched growth.
The Sun
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The last bract on the spikelet axis has been removed from around the terminal flower, which has an aborted carpel with a two-branched stigma and the filaments of the two stamens, the anthers having abscised.
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On reaching the root of another tree, the tips of the branched rhizomorph penetrate the living cortex, and grow forward in the plane of the cambium, sending off smaller ramifications into the medullary rays and (in the case of the pines, etc.) into the resin passages.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 643, April 28, 1888
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The axons of the lower nucleus of the lateral lemniscus, which arise from the larger stellate or spindle-shaped cells, with long, smooth, much branched dendrites, are said by some authors to join the lateral lemniscus, but according to Cajal they pass medially toward the raphé; their termination is unknown.
IX. Neurology. 4e. Composition and Central Connections of the Spinal Nerves
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They branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.
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In a branched system, a single pipe feeds smaller pipes along the way much like a tree trunk feeds the branches.
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The trachea is unbranched, and is formed by the division of the foregut by a longitudinal septum into two tubes - the trachea and the esophagus.
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This designer has recently branched out into children's wear.
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They drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.
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In addition to the simple geometric figure, nature offers us a spectacle of the branched, jagged and seemingly disorderly structures that pose a challenge to geometry.
