Sentence examples for corresponding divergence from inspiring English sources

That's a pretty big difference, which has generated a very large corresponding divergence in real wages, a phenomenon we examined in February.

That is, if ∇Γ is the gradient of the Riemannian structure onΓone can define a corresponding divergence divΓφsuch that the canonical Gibbs measures are exactly those measuresμfor which ∇Γ and divΓφare dual operators onL2.

A chronogram for Culicidae is given in Figure 4, and corresponding divergence time estimates are provided in Table 7.

Hence we were comparing the effect of the tear film breaking up. Figure 10(b) shows the corresponding divergence plots.

The ks values and the corresponding divergence times are listed in supplementary file S2, Supplementary Material online.

Here, we tested predictions from the hypothesis that allopatric divergence in male colour is associated with corresponding divergence in preference.

In the 3-D model is implemented a longitudinal variation of the solar wind speed reproducing in situ measurements and corresponding divergence-free interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) derived from the Maxwell's equations.

The latter kind of relationship not merely phyletic but phylogenetic (literally, referring to the origin of a new phylum or major taxon)—reveals a history that can be concurrently approached from two directions, as each clade relates to the other and as both depart from their common ancestor, best studied as corresponding divergences of developmental programs.

As the same genes were used to build host and parasite trees, the slope of the linear relationship between corresponding divergences reflect their relative evolutionary rates.

In Figure 3, minimum time constraints based on fossil records (see Table 2) are plotted against molecular time estimates of the corresponding divergences (values taken from Fig. 2).

For the cases with low viscosity, the modes and velocities corresponding to divergence instability are found numerically.