Sentence examples for as diverging from inspiring English sources

But the Rumsfeld guidelines can be read as diverging from eight years of Clinton administration policy.

Once registered as diverging from the culture industry, they belong to it as the land reformer does to capitalism" (p. 104).

They point out that imagining that one is another person involves a process of explicitly framing the imagined person's thoughts as diverging from one's own.

Constant, periodic as well as diverging magnetic fields are covered, and Coulomb potentials up to the physical nuclear charge Z<137 are allowed.

Current peculiarities, such as diverging and converging elements, locations of maximum current speeds and, in particular, the flow through the Mainau channel are identified.

Finally, it should be mentioned that the multi-task algorithms are not designed for simultaneously inferring QSAR models on tasks as diverging as the whole kinome, but rather one should focus on a subset of desired targets.

There are no examples of an ordinary gene being lost in the human lineage by deletion; all are still present in situ as pseudogenes (Schrider et al. 2009); the human chimpanzee is about as diverged as are the Br subgenomes!

Due to the higher neutral mutation rate in mouse [ 24], murine TEs that inserted prior to the primate-rodent split are roughly twice as diverged as the orthologous human element, making detection by repeat-finding programs difficult.

Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila pseudoobscura are about as diverged (4-fold divergence = 0.514) as most fungal pairs, but are more diverged than the mammalian species pairs.

At lower levels of divergence (≥ 97% identity), only 13% of genes were identified as diverged.

Arabidopsis VRN1 and Glyma11g13220 exhibit conserved as well as diverged functions.