Sentences with phrase «branches of a tree»

He argues there might have been many lost branches of the tree of life before the universal ancestor.

They used fossils to date when various features changed on branches of the tree.

Keep from off of the lower branches of your tree.

Players can use materials found in battle to unlock different branches of the trees to raise stats, add more combos, and boost drop rates for items on the field.

One can compare these two to the trunk of a tree, with the mortgage bonds market being a large branch of that tree.

Looking out the tall windows into the rainforest canopy guests can observe monkeys, birds and other wildlife going about their daily routines in the upper branches of the trees.

If your pet just can't stay away from the bottom branches of your tree, consider elevating it on a secure table, if it's small enough to fit.

Sounds like you only base your criticism on one religious / philosophical branch of the tree of knowledge.

Over forests, for example, the satellite measures the temperature of the leaves and branches of the tree canopy.

So while there are more microbes left to find, they may fill up known branches of the tree of life rather than starting new ones.

All around the neighborhood, lights came on, and the naked branches of the trees turned white.

Players can use materials found in battle to unlock different branches of the trees to raise stats, add more combos, and boost drop rates for items on the field.

It should be at least 10 inches high, but not too much higher than the bottom branches of the tree.

During the day, these mammals, in the form of dark sacs, hang from branches of trees.

For instance, he has encircled branches of trees with gold bands, imagining they will eventually become embedded within the growth rings.

Railay Beach is a fairytale come true with clear sparkling waters, soft white sand, caves to explore, a blue lagoon and chattering monkeys swinging through branches of trees atop the limestone rocks.

For example, a paintbrush appears as both a creative tool — used to apply paint to the ceramic vessel containing beads and gourds on which it sits — and a structural component holding aloft the antler - like branch of a tree.

The Astrea Academy Trust logo communicates the importance we place on collaboration, development and aspiration: The three figures are coming together in the shape of a tree, which represents growth, whilst the tallest figure reaches upwards, towards a star, which is above and beyond the highest branch of the tree.

The team modelled how the membrane changed, enabling LUCA's descendants to move to new, more challenging environments and evolve into two distinct types of single - celled organism, bacteria and archaea, creating the deepest branch of the tree of life.

As a few researchers had been arguing ever since microbial evolutionist Carl Woese of the University of Illinois first suggested it in the 1970s, archaea may look like bacteria, but they actually belong on a third branch of the tree of life.

The Indian fossils, 400 million years older and by far the oldest plant - like fossils ever found, suggest that the early branches of the tree of life need to be recalibrated.

Kingdoms are so 20th century when it comes to the main evolutionary branches of the tree of life.

Do stars still cluster in the bare branches of trees?

The «law of lawyering» branch of the tree includes the traditional subjects that have occupied legal profession scholars for decades, such as rules of professional conduct, the law of malpractice, and administrative regulations directed at lawyers.

I wasn't sure what exactly I was looking at until Gerard Moliné himself told me the story of how, when he was 7 years old in his village in the Catalan country side, he placed glass bottles into branches of trees.

The long branches of the trees leaned against the ground and something as dark as oil dripped from their tips.

So stop asking whether or not anyone wants it or needs it, and simply do it because you were made to do it, because it makes you fully alive to do it, because you are working out what God has already worked in, because it matters, because you are called to the ministry of reconciliation, because the seeds might just catch and someday, perhaps, you'll sit by the banks of river under the spreading branches of a tree of righteousness.

The stench of death is everywhere as whole branches of the tree of life are pruned almost to oblivion — and all because of the waste gas pumped into the atmosphere by one incredibly successful species.

I used to watch gorillas by climbing low branches of a tree so I could look down on them and they could keep an eye on me.

Eastern screech owls hunt almost exclusively at night, using a more passive approach than many other owls: they sit in the low branches of a tree waiting for prey to pass below and then pounce!

Yet the particular SNP variants documented in these reports would place both women's male fetuses, and their alleged fathers, onto three branches of the tree simultaneously (see one example).

Imagine you're a red - footed booby napping on a not - quite - high - enough branch of a tree.

The right side was dramatically different from the left, like someone arbitrarily hacked off huge branches of a tree.

DOE Joint Genome Institute researchers are illuminating new branches of the tree of life by characterizing novel microbes sourced from extreme, inhospitable and isolated environments, which they expect to be preferred niches for early life, potentially sheltered from more modern microbial competitors.

They used the fossil record to date branches of the tree and work out just how long it took for dinosaurs» bodies to change.

Another surprise was that all the other horses were on a separate branch of the tree, suggesting they were not Botai descendents as many have long thought.

Focusing on the most evolutionarily unique and ancient species could allow us to save more branches of the tree of life, at the lowest cost and effort.

Based on this new fossil evidence and analysis, the team suggests that the human branch of the tree (shared with chimpanzees) split away from gorillas about 10 million years ago — at least 2 million years earlier than previously claimed.

Although mammals and birds are widely regarded as the smartest creatures on earth, it has lately become clear that a very distant branch of the tree of life has also sprouted higher intelligence: the cephalopods, consisting of the squid, the cuttlefish, and above all the octopus.

The team found two teeth belonging to rat - like animals that date back 145 million years, meaning they're among the earliest creatures on our particular branch of the tree of life to have been discovered.

It's well worth seeing the performance of young Morgana Davies as Simone, a child who becomes convinced that her late father speaks and listens to her through the comforting branches of the tree next to her house.

The unique shape of a tree in nature aptly represents reciprocity in social interactions, where the distinct curvature and branches of the tree reflect its relationship with the surrounding environment.

As Haven grows darker with each fallen branch of the tree, many turn to hopelessness and fear, and some to the mysterious power of the unlight that lurks in the shadows.

I am alone in it until a red squirrel dashes in front of me and climbs up to the top branches of a tree; in another tree a woodpecker was building a nest.

In the original stage setting we encounter the soprano, Die Frau, at night, walking in a dark forest, her only light source is that of a moon that shines through the darkened branches of trees that surround her.