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Viewed this way, the pastoral theme is a gradual, piecemeal emergence -- drawing on, but also diverging from, "aristocratic" European precedents, assuming step by step a distinctively "republican" stamp.

The empirical findings provide a rather complicated picture as both common but also diverging trends were identified.

CBO's new long-term baseline projection is much more favorable than its oft-cited "alternative fiscal scenario" of June 2012, which not only assumed that lawmakers would extend all of the tax cuts lapsing at the end of 2012 but also diverged from current budget policy in several other significant ways.

Primary and secondary hair follicle formation share some features but also diverge, especially in their degree of dependence on Eda.

The graphs in Figure 2 show that the genes that diverge the least in sim-sec pair, but also diverge the most in sim-mel pair fall between values 0 to 5% of the abscissa.

Pamela Silver, a professor of systems biology at Harvard Medical School and a core faculty member with Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, says synthetic biology embraces metabolic engineering but also diverges from it by relying on modular components made from DNA.

I recently visited one of them in Beijing and, as it turned out, it shares a lot of similarities with its opponent but also diverges in some aspects.

Our economies were also diverging.

There are also diverging observations concerning the occurrence of increases or decreases of SP concentrations in the synovial fluid of arthritic patients (cf. [ 7, 10, 11, 16, 70- 72]).

But he also diverges from the mainstream.

These observations are consistent with the notion that the S100 family may be already well established in teleost fish, but may also diverge considerably from the mammalian repertoire.