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Senator Elaine K. Alquist, of San Jose, said: "He's had a record of being able to diverge from his party and be more of an independent thinker.

This argument that they should be able to diverge from these carefully crafted guidelines and requirements at will and with impunity is remarkably dangerous and surprising coming from someone whose profession is to uphold the law.

As JavaScript inventor (and short-term Mozilla CEO) Brendan Eich points out today, once the main browsers support the new format natively, JavaScript and WebAssembly will be able to diverge again.

If populations can diverge appreciably in these neutral genetic markers, then they should be able to diverge easily in response to different selection pressures.

In this case, the parts of the internal oscillator might be able to diverge while the coupling mechanism is maintained.

The model predicts that species with these parameters will evolve along clonal trajectories, having subpopulations able to diverge on separate evolutionary trajectories as described by the ecotype model.

But being able to express diverging views collectively online is new.

Cutoff of E-4 was chosen to be able to detect diverged domains and parts of genes as it is based on our experience of assembling orthologous gene families [67].

With the advent, in recent years, of increasingly sophisticated multicellular in vitro approaches such as organs-on-a-chip it seems researchers might soon be better equipped to study the effects of chitin and COS in systems more faithfully reproducing the complexity of living systems, and be better able to reconcile diverging experimental observations.

After a two-year transition period, the UK would be able to pass laws with "full freedom to diverge from EU law on the single market and customs union," he added.

Because of the lack of competitors, Hypnomys was able to become more a burrower and thus to diverge from its ancestral condition, presumed to be that of Eliomys (i.e. forest and floor of rocky areas).