Branches

A version of something (in ) that differs from the last version.

The part of a tree that extends from the trunk and is usually divided.
Any part of something that breaks like a tree branch.
A creek or stream that flows into a large river. (Compare Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, as well as New York and New England Creek.).
One of the parts of a curve that extends outwards infinitely.
Organization location with multiple branches.
A family line is any descendant of such a line, as distinct from one or more lines of the same tribe.
The local LDS congregation is not large enough to form a congregation, see the Wikipedia article on congregation in an LDS church.
Field of activity or knowledge, research.
A certificate issued by Trinity House to a pilot authorized to operate a vessel in British waters.
A sequence of code that executes conditionally.
A group of related files in a source control system, including, for example, source code, build scripts, and media files such as images.
Secondary line.
It comes from a larger trunk or branch of a tree.
Produce branches.
To divide (make) to divide into separate parts or subdivisions.
Jump to another place in the program, especially after a conditional statement.
Discipline (union member) at an industry meeting.

branch, candlestick or train.
Branches of a hyperbola.
Our headquarters are in the city center and we have offices in the main suburbs.
English branch of the family.