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branch point

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branch point [′branch ‚pȯint]
(computer science)
A point in a computer program at which there is a branch instruction.
(electricity)
A terminal in an electrical network that is common to more than two elements or parts of elements of the network. Also known as junction point; node.
(mathematics)
A point at which two or more sheets of a Riemann surface join together.
In bifurcation theory, a value of a parameter in a nonlinear equation at which solutions branch off from the basic solution.


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Tracing back the branch points in the family tree reveals spots where ancestral lineages switched among lichenizers, pathogens, lurkers and garbage feeders.
Such postmodern curriculum needs appropriate alteration, chaos, disorder and fault to inspire reorganization of system, encouraging students to establish new organization from chaotic uncertainty by turning fault, opportunity and failure into branch point of experience transformation?
An important diagnostic and therapeutic branch point occurs when clinicians try to differentiate true staphylococcal bacteremia from blood-culture contamination.
 
 
 
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