divergence
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the divergence between primates and other groups
the process or state of diverging.
Our example here is technical in nature, but some traders use a P / E ratio or other fundamental factors to measure correlation and divergence .
the inner product of the operator del and a given vector, which gives a measure of the quantity of flux emanating from any point of the vector field or the rate of loss of mass, heat, etc., from it.
translation of 'divergence'
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The jury is out on gold, and I have seldom seen such a 'divergence' of opinion - if you cut out the World Gold Council, that is.
Furthermore, functional and structural 'divergence' might, in some cases, precede rather than follow gene duplication.
This observation is indicative of a rapid rate of 'divergence' .
'divergence' theorem
Sequence 'divergence' in the coding region shows a departure from clock-like evolution.
this involves a 'divergence' from the initial plan
As the generation time increases, the evolutionary rate slows and 'divergence' stabilizes.
The book is filled with countless examples of companies that tried convergence instead of 'divergence' , and were unsuccessful.
Of course, for any flow we might induce in water, with pipes or otherwise, the total 'divergence' will always be exactly zero.
Next, all 'divergence' times and substitution rates were found by maximum likelihood.
Doubts about recession and the model lineup have produced a 'divergence' in investor opinion over BMW.
In contrast, 'divergence' between closely related species is not affected by recombination.
In any relationship there is a 'divergence' of opinion, a variety of vested interests, different beliefs and values.
With a constant rate, 'divergence' time estimation is straightforward.
Furthermore, there is often a degree of functional 'divergence' between the X- and Y-linked genes.
This is a negative 'divergence' , and the point is capturing flux, like water going down a sink.
Our example here is technical in nature, but some traders use a P / E ratio or other fundamental factors to measure correlation and 'divergence' .
In contrast, the synchronic approach would provide estimation of the rate of 'divergence' between populations.
This 'divergence' of views highlights the difficulties entailed in prevention and intervention, notably in the legal field.
This 'divergence' of view is neither surprising nor unusual.
The ALP no longer contains a real 'divergence' of views.
There I encountered a marked 'divergence' of views.
a fundamental 'divergence' of attitude
The evolutionary process of this 'divergence' , however, is not well understood.
significant areas of 'divergence'
A more accurate estimate of the speed of 'divergence' can be made using the following more modern proof.
The result was greater economic 'divergence' , and inflation rates in particular moved wider apart.
The rates of 'divergence' that were simulated are within the range observed in the analyzed data of the 12 families studied.
'divergence' of opinion
the 'divergence' between primates and other groups
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