And containing divergences between U.S. and E.U. antitrust decisions, especially when they concern U.S.-based companies, would reduce the risk of trade wars triggered by antitrust tensions.
In the finite volume method, volume integrals in a partial differential equation that contain a divergence term are converted to surface integrals, using the divergence theorem.
The resulting phylogeny containing mean divergence times and error bars for each node (95% highest posterior density [HPD] intervals) was plotted in R using the ape and phyloch packages [ 73, 74].
Results show that both convergence and divergence contain a sustained (step-like) and a transient (pulse-like) control component, but the amplitude of the transient component in divergence is dependent on initial stimulus position.
Almost all of the substrate recognition sites (SRS) contain the functional divergence sites.
Sampling intensity was concentrated in regions known to contain high genetic divergence within western and south-eastern part of Iberia [ 17].
However, the AII genomes contain areas with divergence between each other, indicating sequence diversity on the sub-assemblage level (Fig. 4).
But by and large she seems to know the limits of her audience's capacity to be fascinated by her in a way that Lena Dunham (purely for illustrative example) doesn't, neatly containing her divergences with comments like: "If you enjoyed that at all, you can try it at home, whenever you like".
However, in this note we show that for the case of cubic symmetry this form of the Green's function contains strong divergences, excluding possibilities of direct application of well-known numerical schemes.
Although the species described here (especially O. coquereli, A. goodmani and A. boltoni) contain large CO1 divergences, such variation is always geographically segregated, as one might expect from a species where the queens (when known) are ergatoid.
