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Перевод: branching

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Тезаурус:

1. The road serving Kinlochbervie is linked to the A.838, branching off at Rhiconich.
2. Bryozoans are an important group of colonial organisms which form encrusting mats on other marine shells or rocks, or branching, leaf-like hummocky colonies on the scale of a few centimetres.
3. The stems are very long, often reaching up to 4 feet (120cms) and profusely branching.
4. Tufts or rosettes of fine, needle-like leaves grow on creeping and branching rhizomes.
5. The stems are wiry, round and branching, bearing round to almost round bright green leaves, with an undulated edge and very thin stalk.
6. In this case they can present a different appearance, a host of little tubes combining together into branching twigs or nets.
7. Loch Torridon is directly ahead and the road forks before reaching it, the through road continuing along the south shore and another branching along the north side and coming to a dead end at Diabaig after nine miles.
8. Languages (but not motor cars) have arisen by a branching process, and can be classified hierarchically.
9. The differentiation of the different kinds of blood cells can be thought of in terms of the branching pathway model.
10. THE BRITISH Technology Group, the UK's technology transfer organisation, is branching out into Europe, patenting and licensing technology from researchers throughout the Continent.
11. For the moment, the relevant point is that, in eukaryotes, evolution takes the form of a branching tree rather than a network of lineages that split and rejoin: once two lineages have split, they do not rejoin.
12. Though he still likes the animal and slapstick comics, he is branching out into the blood-and-thunder type.
13. Mr Bernard, on the other hand, would be destroyed by branching out into another career.