Sentence examples for a divergence on from inspiring English sources

While the underlying premise for vulnerability is generally agreed on, there is a divergence on the interpretation and application (Weichselgartner 2001).

The separation of the lactalbumin and calcium-binding lysozyme genes was proposed to be more recent, with some studies [ 9, 12] suggesting a divergence on the early mammalian lineage, which would be consistent with the restriction of the lactalbumin gene to mammals.

C1 A divergence of opinion on oil supplies has one side claiming that energy demand is about to exceed supply significantly, while a second group argues that the world is not in an energy crisis.

Ahead of its first full year results as a listed company, due on Thursday, there seems to be a divergence of opinion on the Royal Mail.

There is a divergence of views on whether an independent Scotland would be more attractive overseas.

In June, when the bars were let down to all ages, there was a divergence of opinion on the notion.

A short early evening statement, without any quotes from the departing chief executive, noted that there was "a divergence of views on the strategic development" of Europe's largest media and telecoms group.

Vivendi said Jean-Bernard Levy was stepping down "following a divergence of views on the strategic development of the group".

Vivendi's former chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy announced his resignation in June "following a divergence of views on the strategic development of the group".

The geometry discussed here is the simplest experimental conceptual configuration, with a narrow pencil beam with a divergence of typically 0.1° impinging on a cluster of crystallites.

The morphogenesis of actinopterygian forebrains begins with a divergence of the lateral plates on the dorsal side, with consequent widening and thinning of the lamina supraneuroporica.