branch point

For other values of B the solutions have branch points.

We developed a program to calculate the strength of a branch point.

Every 5-nucleotide sequence within the window was evaluated as a potential branch point.

This results in functions with multiple sheets and branch points.

Now, as then, the main problems would be to prove specific lines of descent, and to identify the branch points.

The final pathway has no branch points and is essentially maturation.

Ideally, each molecule of such a compound becomes a branch point.

If has no branch points, it is called unbranched.

The station is a major junction and branching point for the northern lines of the network.

Axons in the central nervous system typically show complex trees with many branch points.

For a more thorough discussion, see Square root and Branch point.

The branching points will correspond to the choice points in the program.

Branch cuts are usually, but not always, taken between pairs of branch points.

We have to pass through seventeen branch points.

The sequence with the highest score was selected as the 'putative' branch point.

And there are many other potential branching points.

The age assigned by researchers to some major branch points have almost doubled in age over the last 30 years.

Magni, along with everything after that branching point, ceased to exist.

The programs that Sondra was now examining contained millions of branch points and options.

It is the branching point for the Beaudesert line.

For instance, the city grid example above might be equipped with reclosers at every branch point on the network.

Another modern touch throughout is the use of video and computers at information stations near critical branching points in the evolutionary tree.

The branch points, however, increase exponentially with time.

The future was filled with an infinity of branch points, and the model could not pursue all of them.

Branch points located at long distances are also suboptimal.