Sentence examples for are divergence from inspiring English sources
noun
The degree to which two or more things diverge.
- An angle is made by the divergence of straight lines
The types of instability mechanisms for hinged-hinged and cantilever non-uniform columns are divergence and flutter respectively.
Note that our basis of solutions for the velocity are divergence free, and thus the pressure disappears in this formulation.
This formulation insures that the velocity and magnetic fields are divergence-free by construction, but leads to systems of partial differential equations of higher order, whose boundary conditions are coupled.
Though this improvement appears to be but a slight modification to their original algorithm, the error encountered when attempting to satisfy the incompressibility constraint is reduced dramatically (by a factor of 1011), producing velocity fields which are divergence-free to within machine precision.
When there are divergences, they seek a consensus.
But if the Russian and the American dismissals of high-ranking officials have something in common, there are divergences.
These fields are divergence-free for all later time if they are initially so.
Since the velocity field u and the magnetic field H on M are divergence-free, there exist the following stream functions (f_{1}) and (f_{2}) satisfying the given boundary condition: begin{gathered} u_{varphi}=frac{partial f_{1}}{partial r}, qquad u_{r}=- frac {partial f_{1}}{partialvarphi}, H_{varphi}=frac{partial f_{2}}{partial r}, quadquad H_{r}=- frac {partial f_{2}}{partialvarphi}.
To quote Lant Pritchett, it's divergence, big time.
Economically, the comparisons are trickier, but here too there is divergence.
When there is divergence between your policy and the people's beliefs and interests, you will have this vacuum that creates disturbance".
