Sentence examples for constant divergence from inspiring English sources
Further simulations performed under a constant divergence, to evaluate the impact of the total rotation angle applied to the object, have also been done, showing that the developed simulator is an useful tool to plan experiments and to optimize parameters of imaging systems of this kind.
4. Genetic drift can even produce large and constant divergence in continental studies, but can't do so in micro comparisons.
For tree construction the neighbour joining method was used, because it avoids assumptions of constant divergence rates among sequences.
Both studies consistently did not reject the null hypothesis of constant divergence rates when comparing life histories.
The approach is valid for any three-dimensional dynamic system of constant negative divergence that is reducible to a special normal form.
One of these pairs, Eupithecia absinthiata (Clerck, 1759) and Eupithecia goossensiata Mabille, 1869, show a constant genetic divergence of 1.4% in 15 specimens from different localities in Bavaria (Figure 2).
One model assumes a constant species divergence time over the genome, whereas another allows it to vary.
The new model is compared with the old model to formulate an LRT of constant species divergence time τ1 (fig. 1).
(6) Here ϵ is the BS tolerance parameter, (delta _{mathrm{final}}) is the final precision of all the coordinates in the system, (R_{mathrm{div}}) is the approximately constant rate of divergence, e.g. the number of accurate digits lost per unit of time, and (t_{mathrm{cc}}) is the core collapse time.
In particular, we proved that when the initial density is close enough to a positive constant, then given divergence free initial velocity field of the type (vh0+ϵwh0,w30)(xh,ϵx3), as that in Chemin and Gallagher (2010) [8] for the classical Navier Stokes system, we shall prove the global wellposedness of (INS) for ϵ sufficiently small.
While the genomic location is constant the sequence divergence is high among species [ 8].
