Sentence examples for In divergent terms from inspiring English sources

Ideas of music as a type of symbolism owe much to two German philosophers, Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 1860) and Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 1900), who brought to the theory of music a new concept, articulated by each in different ways and in divergent terms but faithful to the same principle dynamism.

It's a pyrrhic kind of victory and it means hip-hop has become the soundtrack to people's lives, coloring their interactions with blackness and black culture in divergent terms.

It's a pyrrhic kind of victory and it means hip-hop has become the soundtrack to people's lives, colouring their interactions with blackness and black culture in divergent terms.

It is seen from them that even though the position and momentum entropies diverge at the limiting values of and, the total entropy (78) stays finite, does not depend on the extrapolation length (due to the exact cancelling of the divergent terms in and ) and does satisfy inequality (32).

A collocation approach, which does not put the collocation points overlap with the nodes, is proposed to guarantee a C1,a Hölder continuity for canceling out the divergent terms appeared in obtaining the non-singular expression.

Starting from the N-particle Nelson Hamiltonian defined by imposing an ultraviolet cutoff, we perform ultraviolet renormalization by showing that in the ultraviolet cutoff limit a self-adjoint operator exists after a logarithmically divergent term is subtracted from the original Hamiltonian.

Although these tumors arise in organs that are widely divergent in terms of anatomic localization, structure and physiological function, both organs require gonadal hormones for normal development.

The solute carrier family 40 (iron-regulated transporter), member 1 gene (SLC40A1), which plays an essential role in iron ion homeostasis produced PBMC mRNA expression profiles across the time course that were among the most divergent in terms of differences in response between breeds.

The Xf-ALS strain presents 16 disruptions in its candidate molecule compared to the other three strains, followed by Xf-CVC strain with 14, and 13 chromosomal breaks in Xf-OLS and Xf-PD strains, suggesting that Xf-ALS strain is the most divergent in terms of genome structure and this divergence is directly associated to phage insertions.

ITS sequences from these lineages are divergent in terms of sequence identity and also in sequence length.

Therefore, ΨEs are not unusually divergent in terms of protein sequence identity with respect to DEs in general.