One main cause of low statistical power is a small number of nucleotide substitutions available to estimate divergence, a common situation when recently diverged species are being compared.
Political scientists point to two factors influencing this divergence: a redistricting process dominated by Republican legislatures, and even more so, the concentration of Democratic voters in urban enclaves.
In a divergence, a large majority of wealthy foreign-born New Yorkers are sending their children to public schools, according to an analysis of census data.
Timothy Noah, the author of "The Great Divergence," a fine book about income inequality, says that Occupy Wall Street did succeed in "massively raising the issue's profile," as he put it to me in an e-mail.
We can use the Kullback-Leibler (KL) divergence, a common measure of difference between two distributions.
If there is a flux divergence, a pressure gradient will be generated opposite to the electromigration induced driving force.
In case of flux divergence, a hydrostatic stress gradient will be generated opposite to the electromigration induced driving force.
The force constants are optimized using contrastive divergence, a novel machine learning technique, from a data set of known structures.
As for beam divergence, a downlink direction is chosen as accentuated divergence would then occur only in the last 12 km of travel.
For example, the northeast peak of B r (Fig. 8a) is dispersed by tangential divergence (a positive δ h in the same area in Fig. 8d) giving a strong negative St h there (Fig. 8f).
In the time range 100 400 ms after stimulus divergence, a spatiotemporal pattern of grammatically related effects was documented by statistically significant interactions of the word and context variables.
