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In the plane normal to Fig. 1 ▶(a), given in Fig. 1 ▶(b), there will also be some axial divergence that is restricted by Soller slits; for this example a typical divergence control could be based on 0.04 radian Soller slits.
Specifically, divergence (K s : the number of synonymous substitutions per synonymous site) between TEP1 and TEP5 or TEP6 varies from K S >1 in some regions (i.e. higher than can be reliably estimated using a simple model of substitution) to K S ~0.03 in others (on a par with typical divergence between alleles).
Some coiled coils (Ndc80, Nuf2p, giantin) showed sequence divergence of ∼20% across different species of mammals, and we concluded that this was a typical sequence divergence of coiled coils serving primarily as inert spacer rods.
Detail information of a typical data area without divergence or large fitting errors is presented in Fig. 18.
Figure 4A gives a typical example, with some divergence from an EVD for low scoring sequences, but quickly converging to an exponential tail for higher scoring sequences.
Secondly, we have coupled our method to the equations governing the airfoil dynamics in order to numerically solve problems where the airfoil motion is unknown a priori as happens, for example, in the cases of the flutter and the divergence of a typical section of a wing or of a flexible panel.
Because A. cajennense is characterized by a typical trans-Amazonian distribution, lineage divergence dating is also performed to establish whether genetic diversity can be linked to dated vicariant events which shaped the topology of the Neotropics.
A typical patrol lasted a month.
In a typical analysis, the input sequences were first processed to produce a multiple alignment and matrixes of identity and distances (divergence) between all sequence pairs.
