PHIST domains, as demonstrated here by PFI1780w (Fig. 6), are characterized by a relatively simple α-helical bundle structure, a type of protein fold that can accommodate divergent sequences and, thus, present variable surface residues to accommodate different binding requirements.
By following these four steps, the divergent viewpoints between sales and marketing can finally be aligned.
A protest movement can be relatively inchoate, harnessing anger while embodying divergent viewpoints.
Terminology is a source of divergent viewpoints within organizations with members who practice bloodstain pattern analysis.
Despite their divergent viewpoints, Voltaire proclaimed the Maximes as possibly one of the best books in the French language.
Earlier this month, former Vice President Al Gore and the Washington Post columnist George Will made strong public statements about global warning — from starkly divergent viewpoints.
Such problems typically involve stakeholders with divergent viewpoints and interests, leading to disagreement, controversy and political dispute.
The explicit discussion of some divergent viewpoints and normative assumptions in the recent IPCC Working Group III assessment of climate change mitigation options is a good example in this regard.
In taking up the available scientific knowledge and divergent viewpoints, scientific assessments must be highly receptive on their input-side, assuring a high degree of representativeness.
Such assessments are potentially more comprehensive, more integrated, and through the inclusion of divergent viewpoints and diverse stakeholders more politically legitimate.
But transparency could help, he notes, and one way is by including a record of divergent viewpoints among IPCC authors and identifying those holding each view.
