1. Angle of divergence

2. Divergence vs. Convergence An Overview

3. 4 a divergence of opinion.

4. • Divergence aloft Upper-air circulation produces horizontal divergence and convergence zones, in turn creating compensating vertical movements.

5. 16 So, that's the divergence theorem.

6. The divergence-enhancing layer (14) has localized aberration regions (42) which change the divergence of light traveling therethrough.

7. Section 6-1 : Curl and Divergence

8. The barrier arose as a consequence of Allopatric divergence in morphology, introgressive hybridization, and divergence of song in sympatry

9. 19 Any appreciable divergence from these values raises questions.

10. 24 So, what does the divergence theorem say?

11. There'sa substantial divergence of opinion within the party.

12. 20 Darwin called this the principle of divergence.

13. 15 And that is called the divergence theorem.

14. 21 It arises because of the horizontal divergence.

15. Any appreciable divergence from these values raises questions.

16. Evolutionary position of Breviate amoebae and the primary eukaryote divergence

17. Device and method for managing simd architecture-based thread divergence

18. 17 So, what's the physical interpretation of a divergence field?

19. 23 Now we come to a point of divergence.

20. 5 This divergence tells us nothing about racial differences.

21. 1 There'sa substantial divergence of opinion within the party.

22. Bouillonii are genetically distinct, with greater than 10% average sequence divergence

23. In the world of finance and trading, Convergence and divergence

24. 15 The divergence time is now greater than 30 sec.

25. 22 Divergence from an accepted political policy or party line.

26. 6 Can anyone explain the divergence of theory and advice?

27. 2 Recently published figures show a divergence from previous trends.

28. 18 The divergence time is now greater than 30 sec.

29. Convergence generally means coming together, while divergence generally means moving apart

30. Some level of divergence will always be present when Collimating light

31. Anticyclones are usually characterized by low-level divergence and subsiding air.

32. Verification shall be performed only for an angle of divergence of

33. Convergent strives to avoid a divergence when it comes to collections

34. Molecular and phenotypic divergence in the Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica) subspecies complex

35. Directional divergence can occur when the airplane lacks directional or weathercock stability.

36. The verification shall be performed only for an angle of divergence of

37. The divergence of Angiosperms from gymnosperms occurred between 200 and 250 million years ago.

38. The series can be compared to an integral to establish convergence or divergence.

39. This is mathematically equivalent to saying that the divergence of B is zero.

40. 10 The final divergence between score and quarto proves to be more imaginary than real.

41. CONMED Cannulated interference screws have a spiral tip design to limit screw divergence

42. Key words: follower forces, variational principles, generalized, nonconservative, adjoint systems, stability, divergence, flutter.

43. Abnormality: noun aberration , anomaly , curiosity , deformity , deviation , divergence , erraticism, exception , idiosyncrasy , irregularity , malformation

44. Any divergence from the objectives jointly defined would cause the cooperation to cease altogether.

45. Haiku a Japanese classic ditty by the 17 components of a divergence in pronunciation.

46. The final divergence between score and quarto proves to be more imaginary than real.

47. • Definition of Aeroelasticity • Range of Aeroelastic effects • Static Aeroelasticity Load redistribution Divergence Control Reversal • Dynamic Aeroela

48. Antonyms for Commonality include dissimilarity, difference, distinction, disparity, discrepancy, unlikeness, dissimilitude, incomparability, divergence and

49. Now we’re building on that excellence with the launch of the 45 Divergence Coupe

50. Synonyms for Atypicality include irregularity, abnormality, peculiarity, anomaly, deviation, aberration, eccentricity, oddity, divergence and idiosyncrasy

51. Synonyms for Bypath include detour, diversion, deviation, bypass, byway, deflection, departure, digression, divagation and divergence

52. 9 The Ricci tensor has a non-zero divergence which can be removed by a simple subtraction.

53. Cladogram [ klăd ′ə-grăm′, klā ′də- ] A branching treelike diagram used to illustrate evolutionary (phylogenetic) relationships among organisms. Each node, or point of divergence, has two branching lines of descendance, indicating evolutionary divergence from a common ancestor.

54. Synonyms for Aberrants include strayings, deviations, aberrances, aberrancies, aberrations, divagations, divergence, mavericks, stragglers and waifs

55. 27 Every day he punched cards, punched and punched, trying to avoid instability, divergence, distortion.

56. [Epub ahead of print] Phylogenomic analyses of Brachyuran crabs support early divergence of primary freshwater crabs.

57. A method of preventing a divergence of an adaptive echo canceller in a noisy signal environment

58. The angle of divergence between optical axes of the ommatidia (morphological visual acuity) ranges from 9° to 10°.

59. The source and development of theoretical divergence between socialism and liberalism will be clarified sketchily in Chapter One .

60. In this section we will discuss in greater detail the Convergence and divergence of infinite series

61. There are also differences in taxa which are dependent on time of divergence and geological history.

62. Development of focusing electrodes to achieve a half-angle beam divergence of 25° at maximum thrust.

63. This suggests that adaptation to the host rather than host-virus co-divergence influences virus evolution.

64. 13 Despite their racial and religious divergence, he and Omar worked closely together running the caravan.

65. This divergence would be most easily explained by a rising population and a consequent labour shortage.

66. In contrast, many South African entities account for cash discounts received as “other income”, thus creating divergence

67. This independent evidence from DNA analysis and the fossil record rejects the glacial theory of salmon divergence.

68. 7 This divergence would be most easily explained by a rising population and a consequent labour shortage.

69. In 2005, a molecular study estimated the divergence time between the two coelacanth species to be 40–30 mya.

70. In contrast, many South African entities account for cash discounts received as “other income”, thus creating divergence.

71. The depletion of the North Sea oil fields is one explanation for the divergence in forward prices.

72. 3 The divergence between the incomes of the rich and the poor countries seems to be increasing.

73. The Commission's spring economic forecast shows continuous growth divergence, with Member States with ongoing adjustment lagging behind.

74. With the second bract the alternating divergence angles of approximately 115 and 145° begin to be established.

75. 12 Since creation and innovation mean divergence from the group,[www.Sentencedict.com] every word must be carefully weighed.

76. There are many synonyms of Aberrants which include Aberrance, Aberrancy, Aberrant, Aberration, Divagation, Divergence, Maverick, Straggler, Waif, etc.

77. Vertical divergence of Cultivable microfungal communities through biocrusted and bare soil profiles in the Tabernas Desert, Spain Geomicrobiol

78. No explanation was provided for this divergence between the originally estimated costs and the agreed lump-sum payment.

79. Such divergence resulted from the accumulation of errors in call learning across generations, call innovation, and call extinction.

80. 29 The lines of march were like the sticks of a fan, Frederick being the point of divergence.