Sentence examples for a bifurcation between from inspiring English sources

The resolution, of course, presupposes and maintains a bifurcation between the two.

Levenstein's historical analysis argues that there has always been a bifurcation between conspicuous consumption of the rich and subsistence diets of the poor.

"I'm speaking to a lot of real estate investors, and what they've been telling me is there's been a bifurcation between the 'A' quality buildings and everything else," Ms. Jensen said.

In the authors' previous work, an experimental investigation with α-cellulose under two vane-mixer configurations showed a bifurcation between a settling regime, for which settling effects dominate, and a suspended regime, for which solids are mostly suspended.

The ZFC magnetization curve shows a maximum, with a bifurcation between FC and ZFC data below a certain temperature.

The irreversibility temperature (T irr) also appears to be a bifurcation between the ZFC and FC curves.

In my analysis, there is a bifurcation underway between those firms that invest in the pre-traction phase, and those that invest in the post-traction phase of a startup's life.

According to the PKS model, structure formation in (3 -(4)-(5) is driven by the reduced parameter χ˜ = χm¯μd¯/Dα: a bifurcation occurs between a plaque state – for small values of χ˜ – and a concentric pattern – for larger values of χ˜ (figure 4).

For instance, node 'a' acts as a bifurcation point between the gamma-proteobacteria E. coli and the three cyanobacterial species, followed by another bifurcation at node 'c' between the two LLa strains and non- Prochlorococcus species Cyanothece.

The homodimeric type shows a clear phylogenetic signal of a major bifurcation between bacterial and archaeal/eukaryal forms, weakly supported in the maximum-likelihood reconstruction, and strongly supported in the GUIDANCE-PhyloBayes reconstruction (see Additional file 4).

"There's a huge bifurcation between those who have worked a long time for such employers and those who haven't, and it's going to be hard for those who haven't," Mr. VanDerhei said.