Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Furnished with branches; shooting out branches.
Wiktionary
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Furnished with branches; shooting our branches; extending in a branch or branches.
- n. The act or state of separation into branches; division into branches; a division or branch.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. resembling the branches of a tree
- n. the act of branching out or dividing into branches
- adj. having branches
Examples
“It turns out that this kind of branching is pretty easy to do.”
“CBS is committed to the CSI/NCIS style procedurals or sitcoms and reality shows and just does not have much interest in branching out.”
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“First, I think that people need to realize that a Blu-Ray with both cuts on the same disk with branching is almost certainly impossible and suboptimal.”
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“If the branching is wrong the theory needs adjusting.”
“Bradford: If the branching is wrong the theory needs adjusting.”
“Another article that caught my eye recently predicts that flowering bushes are evolutionarily prohibited from having certain branching patterns; see "Evolution and Development of Infloresence Architectures," Science, 316: 1452-56.”
“Cultivation: The candleabra cactus grows in arid conditions to a height of almost 40 feet, branching from a single trunk.”
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“In a phylogenetic analysis of skeletal, integumentary and soft-tissue characters, Livezey (1996) concluded that the members of Aythyini fell into four major groups, which in branching order are: the stem or narrow-billed pochards, the redheads, the white-eyes, and the scaup.”
“So it is in branching out into international banking and making use of the other currencies but sterling that they see the greatest possible developments in the future.”
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“Edric knew they were now under the fosse, their way was plain before them, and their hopes were renewed in the belief, that the light and the people they had seen, had taken a different direction, Edric knowing there were various passages branching from the main avenue which led to different openings in the rock.”
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