Previous work has placed the lineage leading to Bison and Yak as a separate group, which diverged from the Banteng/Gaur/Mithan clade [ 6, 11], and more recently as a divergence from the B. taurus branch [ 15].
Why is that a divergence from the norm?
What has resulted in the pay stakes is a divergence from the rest of society.
"When there is a divergence from 60, that means someone supplied too much or didn't take enough," Mr. Blohm said.
But this predisposition, rather than a divergence from humanistic principle, was a direct outgrowth of its evangelistic thrust.
In other words, he sent the following message: "If you do that, then I will do this".This is a a divergence from earlier policy, which was unpredictable and reactive.
Daftari, in an introduction, declared that Hatoum's choices "gravitate toward beauty that masks political pungency and familiar appearance that conceals a divergence from the 'norm' — be it gender, sexuality, culture, or race".
He noticed that overseas interns tended to ask questions and give feedback during training sessions, a divergence from the local habit of taking notes and keeping quiet.
Barry L. Zubrow, chief risk officer and executive vice president of JPMorgan Chase, called the first proposal a "divergence from the hard work being done" by lawmakers and regulators to address the causes of the financial crisis.
It is generally assumed of a Presidential wife that she has signed on to the full slate of issues upon which her spouse earned his office, and any public hint of a divergence from the manifesto is treated as a titillating instance of politico-marital discord — or as a clue to what the President really believes and would support, were he not beholden to interest groups.
