Sentence examples for divergence come from inspiring English sources

Most insights into the possible processes of floral divergence come from studies of pollination ecotypes or of closely related species (e.g. congeners) in a phylogenetic context.

The sharpest divergence came on foreign policy.

The divergence came when the Administration offered a compromise.

Booing Rodriguez became the common thing at the Stadium, but I always felt it was more about his salary than anything else… Whenever Mets and Yankees fans got together this year, their divergence came down to the shortstops.

Jensen-Shannon divergence comes from the principle of uncertainty.

The largest divergence comes around values of λ = ±0.5.

Another motivation for employing IS divergence comes from a statistical perspective.

The key divergence comes in Davidson's rejection of Quine's solution to the problem of accounting for error and thus conditions of correctness.

A confirmation of the divergence comes when the index breaks short-term resistance, which is illustrated by the upper-trend line break in mid-September.

Additional evidence for parallel altitudinal patterns of adaptive divergence comes from several outliers within the Rhine drainage, which also show significant associations between AFLP band frequency and altitude (Table 1).

In doing so, we would have overlooked recent divergence and come to the spurious conclusion that divergence among sky islands was older.