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121, They label the node point or branching of the tree.

122, It is well known that the convolution equivalent distributions have wide and important applications in risk theory, queueing system, branching process and infinite devisibility and so on.

123, Crimson , Anemone _ shaped ; slender erectstems, short stalks , pointed yellowish green leaves , branching freely , medium flowering.

124, Echocardiography showed a right aortic arch with mirror image branching of brachiocephalic vessels without intracardiac anomalies.

125, One class of polling system is considered. By using technology of branching processes, the explicit expression of the expected number of customers in busy period with gated discipline is obtained.

126, Each process has a different set of logical steps for conditional branching to another process, application, collection, or user experience.

127, Starting from a core molecule possessing alkenyl groups and repeating the hydrosilylation step and alkenylation step, a carbosilane dendrimer with Si-atoms as branching pointing was obtained.

128, Since the 1960s, heavy-tailed distributions have been widely used in branching processes, queueing theory, risk theory including insurance and finance and other fields.

129, Lungs are more complex than either of these organs, containing several different cell types that form delicate, hairlike capillaries and a maze of branching air sacs.

130, The relation of branching random transition matrix and random generating function are investigated.

131, The WS-BPEL representation of the process (Figure 2), is similar to the business model in that there are steps which are wired together, along with conditional branching logic.

132, D10 is a rice ortholog of MAX4/RMS1/DAD1 that encodes a carotenoid cleavage dioxygenase 8 and is supposed to be involved in the synthesis of an unidentified inhibitor of shoot branching.

133, The point at which branching of the graph occurs is called a bifurcation point and corresponds to a critical value of the load.

134, Any of various corals of the order Gorgonacea, having a flexible, often branching skeleton of horny material.

135, The original intention of imposing a branching restriction on foreign banks was to avoid over-crowding in the retail banking market.

136, Using the pure forest of Manglietia yuyuanensis Law as the control, this paper analyzed branching characteristics of the 10-year-old mixed forest of Chinese fir and M.

137, This technique allows for a flexible multi-way branching functionality, using a conditional branch outcome table that can be specified by a programmer.

138, Branching process model uses a bulk statistical approach to quantify system's stress level by using of historical disturbance data.

139, This species shows great variability in stem branching, leaf shape, leaf margin , and peduncle length.

140, An advantage of this presentation is that gateways involve data flow so you can capture the data-based branching decisions.

141, The vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a mass of branching, threadlike hyphae.

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142, Similarly, branching to a common return sequence can further shrink code space.

143, Sympodial Describing the system of branching in plants in which the terminal bud of the main stem axis stops growing and growth is taken over by lateral buds.

144, Using box-counting dimension method, this paper investigated the spatial occupation ability of different branching patterns related to the fate of Larix chinensis apex buds.

145, So we don't need to add,in this ad hoc fashion,the no branching rule.

146, Elastic fibers usually occur as individual , refractile, branching, and anastomosing fibers.

147, I Division located in western branching stream nearby Yangzhou, Traffic convenient.

148, Each glomerulus consists of a complex branching system of capillaries.

149, In the Import Wizard dialog box (Figure 6. Branching – Import document), select Microsoft Word document and then browse to the previously stored file and click Next.

150, In a computer program, a parameter that controls branching and is bound prior to the branch point being reached.