Branching in a sentence

Classical Latin had a generally verb-final (SOV) but overall quite free word order, with a significant amount of word scrambling and mixing of left-branching and right-branching constructions.

Degree of branching Degree of branching refers to the number of direct subordinates or children an object has (in graph theory, equivalent to the number of other vertices connected to via outgoing arcs, in a directed graph) a node has).

In some languages, heavy syllables include both VV (branching nucleus) and VC (branching rime) syllables, contrasted with V, which is a light syllable.

Most of these sediments come from two distinct groups of colonies: domal, delicate branching, robust branching and palmate; and fenestrate.

Proceed forward until reaching either an exit or a branching point (a dead end is considered a branching point with 0 branches).

This objection is saying that it is not clear what is precisely meant by branching, and point to the lack of self-contained criteria specifying branching.

Asplundh Tree Expert, LLC arrived in town Monday, July 17, to begin trimming tree limbs which are either branching out into secondary power lines in the alleys or hanging down too low over the streets.

At 16 I had already started following my own path musically, informed by what my parents listened to but also branching out and listening to a lot of different things.

But he also highlighted the need to more to prevent people, especially children, causing ASB in the first place and so welcomed news schemes that have enjoyed success elsewhere in Ashfield are now looking at branching out to Hucknall.

California Writers Club (virtual): “Branching Beyond the Thriller Genre,” featuring Laurie Stevens.

Changing the past can create a branching timeline, for good or ill.

Councillor Jim Clocherty, Inverclyde Council’s convener of education and communities, said: “It’s a proud moment for everyone associated with Parklea Branching Out to see the dream of a new, purpose-built community facility starting to become a reality.

Experience a branching story with different endings and discover your true purpose.

However, it is clear that the megastar - real name - has had no issues branching out into other industries.

I do think branching off from the Belichick coaching tree would be a good idea, not sure the circus in Cleveland is the best place though.

Is it too much to expect them to work a fixed number of years in the NHS before branching into more lucrative private practice?

It matches the smooth gunplay id Software fans expect with a dusting of RPG tropes (i.e. skill trees, branching narrative paths, and side quests), and the whole package comes together exceptionally well.

It recently emerged Ricky is branching out from acting and stand-up, by becoming one of the investors to fund U.K. canned water market leader Cano Water as it plots global expansion.

It seems will be branching back off into its own plot next episode, heading to a forested area where Brassius claims to have seen Rayquaza with Nemona still accompanying them.

Luther: The Fallen Sun is branching out from the first series with a cinematic entry.