Sentence examples for divergence issues from inspiring English sources

Whenever an iteration retrieved more than 1000 homologs, the previous iteration was kept so as to prevent divergence issues.

The infrared divergences issue in the case of P-wave heavy quarkonium production is more complicated than that of the (j/psi) production.

This paper analyzes convergence and divergence in issues surrounding policy harmonization, transnational sharing, informed consent, traceability and return of results in the context of stem cell banks.

Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats, currently in alliance with the Tories, have been circumspect about which party it will join -- and divergence on issues such as European Union membership (the Lib Dems are more enthusiastic about staying) could prove a wedge.

Meeting with foreign ministers from Latin America and the Caribbean today, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell moved to smooth over differences from the diplomatic wrangle that preceded the war in Iraq, but encountered divergences on issues like trade and human rights.

Flutter and divergence are typical issues to be addressed.

The reliable Irish broadcaster, RTE, reported that in the draft text of an agreement that was shared with Dublin, Britain would guarantee that there would be "no regulatory divergence" on key issues on the island of Ireland.

This was a rudimentary critical deconstruction of just one of the angles of the media discourse around the Radia tapes - demonstrating the divergence from primary issues of corruption to secondary, tangential concerns about corporate harm and branding damage.

We then conducted descriptive analysis within each WEIGHT category to present participants' perceptions, and the degree of consensus or divergence around various issues [ 25].

But there is some divergence on the issue of pursuing revenue through taxes.

Divergences on these issues and on European integration reflected the diversity of the party's numerous factions.