Sentence examples for at the divergence from inspiring English sources

Without explicitly confessing the disappointments of her marriage to Bahlmann, Wharton hinted at the divergence of interests between herself and Teddy that contributed to her own scandalous divorce, which was finalized in 1913.

Dordrecht, also called Dort, or Dordt, gemeente (municipality), southwestern Netherlands, at the divergence of the Merwede, Noord, Oude Maas (Old Meuse), and Dordtse Kil rivers.

In my Off the Charts column, which will go online Friday, I will look at the divergence in economic growth between the government and the private sectors.

Finally, one only has to look at the divergence between the wheat futures and the physical cash market to understand that the futures surge is probably an overreaction to the drought.For coffee, the price rise is due to a shortage of premium Arabica beans from Colombia and Central America.

But I was really surprised at the divergence of opinion.

This bond, the nitrogen analog of a sulfoxide, appears to have arisen at the divergence of sponge and cnidaria, an adaptation of the extracellular matrix in response to mechanical stress in metazoan evolution.

Rates remain high (or continue to increase) within the old world monkeys, but within the Hominoidea there is a notable decrease in substitution rates (0.26%/MY at the divergences both of Homo and Gorilla.

Although such distances should be treated cautiously when inferring species-level divergence, in one case at least the divergence has been shown to be at the species level.

where T div is the threshold at which the divergence of the shadow filters is detected.

At nd sites, the divergence at non-CpG sites and CpG sites are comparable between mitogenomes of the MED and New World species.

At CpG sites, the divergence is 12.16% which is 7 times that at the non-CpG sites (1.73%).