The phrase "a diverging process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, theories, or methodologies that branch out or develop in different directions.
Example: "In the study of complex systems, a diverging process can lead to multiple outcomes based on initial conditions."
Alternatives: "a branching process" or "a diverging pathway".
The use of Lyapunov stability (LS) in combination with fuzzy difference (FD) based learning algorithm evolve the converging and diverging process which in turn assures the stability.
Consequently, the growth of an oxide assisted by ultrasound can be differently affected by diverging processes: (1) formation of additional nucleation centers in the vicinity of bubbles; (2) increased growth rate of the particles owing to accelerated mass transport; and (3) disintegration of aggregates and agglomerates of primary crystallites by the shock waves resulting from bubble collapse.
However, we have to keep in mind that it is impossible at present to predict the diverging processes of LinBMI and LinBUT in the environment, since (i) we have not constructed all possible intermediate mutants between LinBMI and LinBUT, and (ii) their common ancestral enzyme remains unknown.
As upwelling of magma continues, the plates continue to diverge, a process known as seafloor spreading.
In addition, the effect of the expansion state of the combustion gas jet on the HVOF process was investigated using a diverging nozzle exit.
In our metaphorical interpretation, we assume this process to be one of a diverging community of consumers.
The development of reproductive isolation is usually a gradual process, and diverging populations may spend millions of years exchanging genes before reproductive isolation, and thus speciation, is completed [ 2, 5, 6].
Strong winds in the jet stream can trigger a process called divergence; diverging winds in the upper atmosphere cause air to rapidly rise from the surface, leaving behind an area of low pressure.
Such an uncoupling between highly conserved patterning mechanisms and more rapidly diverging morphogenetic processes also applies to mesoderm formation and may reflect a general evolutionary trend (Alev et al., 2013; Shook and Keller, 2008).
Ordinarily degeneracy promotes stability in a self-organizing system, but degeneracy also allows elements to functionally diverge by an evolutionary process, and become exapted to a new function without any loss of coherency to the original system.
