Sentence examples for about the divergence from inspiring English sources

Wait until next class when we talk about the divergence theorem.

One of the more intriguing questions about campaigns like the one in Albuquerque, and those planned for swing states next fall, is whether they reflect a profound sense of public alarm about the divergence between rich and poor in this country.

"While this show is about acute observation and the leaps into abstraction that can happen with close viewing, it is also about the divergence between the world as we see it and as we imagine it might be". —MASS MoCA Director Joseph Thompson.

[55, Theorem 5.10] exemplifies how rather weak assumptions about the divergence of the vector fields ensure the uniqueness of weak solutions to homogeneous transport equations if their values are nonnegative bounded Radon measures on the Euclidean space.

Bor noted that "a lot of the dialogue" about the 2016 election has been about the divergence in "economic opportunity" between Trump and Clinton voters.

Two arrays do not contain information about the divergence time if they have no overlap.

The first author (TSB) compared the versions and discussed with translators about the divergences that were found, and a first Portuguese version was achieved.

The divergence time between the ratites and the Galliformes is around 120 My – about half the divergence time between chicken and alligator (220 My) and that of chicken and turtle (240 My) [ 11, 52, 53].

The transmitted power is about 16 dBm, the divergence angle is 9 mrad, and the optical receiver's aperture is 515 cm2.

Based on nDNA, P. oreas and P. progne began diverging about 3 mya, whereas the divergence of P. oreas mtDNA is more recent.

One noteworthy thing about the forecasts is the divergence in views looking farther out (though this is what you'd expect).