Sentence examples for divergence into from inspiring English sources

Early in the history of the order, there evidently was a divergence into insectivorous and frugivorous lines.

The case of Gene Robinson brings that divergence into relief: is the gay bishop from New Hampshire in need of Christ's redeeming grace or is he a living expression of it?

In a year in which pop music continued its divergence into two streams, safely neutered teenybop pop and aggressive, testosterone-enhanced rap and rock, it was the latter that paid off for Interscope Records.

Moreover, we incorporate K-L divergence into an ambiguous set of uncertain parameters to measure the value of data.

Multis are known for their complex dentition and unique locomotor adaptations, which facilitated their divergence into a suite of ecosystems.

Once two genetically similar populations begin to produce sterile offspring, divergence into new species cannot be far behind.

In addition, as the detonation propagates over the porous wall, due to the mass divergence into the damping section, the frontal wave curvature increases.

The ancestor of cyanobacteria either possessed one photosystem, and then a second one was transferred via HGT giving rise to a "chimeric" photosynthetic apparatus, or there was a gene duplication event followed by subsequent divergence into two different photosystems.

Analysis of the other subsets presented similar divergences into these two clusters.

Analysis of the other eight subsets of sequences presented similar divergences into these clusters.

The timing of divergences among metazoan lineages is integral to understanding the processes of animal evolution, placing the biological events of species divergences into the correct geological timeframe.