Sentence examples for a great divergence from inspiring English sources

Either way, the Great Compression gave way to a Great Divergence.

In antiquity there was a great divergence of opinion about the number of rites of passage, but in later times 16 were recognized as most important.

But the public statements suggest a great divergence of opinion beyond the niceties of diplomatic interpretation, and that each has endorsed the deal in accordance with how they perceive it.

"The real issue will be if there is a great divergence from the expectations," says Cohen.

There was a great divergence in conduction as a function of increase in temperature with Nafion® showed a far greater rate of increase of conductivity than SPES-50 and SPES-PS.

Though one can't entirely deny the possibility that we are on the precipice of a Great Divergence of the Converged.

Unlike exons, UTRs, and 3' UTR in particular, are less conserved and tend to diverge, even in closely related species, with a greater divergence in distantly related dogs and seals.

He said there was likely to be a greater divergence of views in the coming books than some might expect.

In the late Archaic period, however, Greek traditions began to envision a greater divergence of paths in the afterlife.

In comparison to the H-2Db allele, H-2Kb seems to be less restrictive to peptide ligands, allowing a greater divergence even at p4 (Figure S5).

At the aa level, the structural region showed a greater divergence than the non-structural region.