Sentence examples for divergence of a from inspiring English sources

"The conservative finding is that solenodons, traditionally thought to be a recent divergence of a lineage of insectivores, are actually much more distantly related to that group than we expected," Dr. O'Brien said.

For anti-American unrest to erupt in Egypt after all that could reflect a deeper divergence of a once-staunch ally from the United States.

"There is quite a lot of evidence coming from America about how we are in danger of heading towards a society where middle-class people get married and people on low and erratic incomes don't get married, and that in turn leads to a divergence of a whole host of other outcomes.

Which is great; but the point is that nothing that happens in Washington bears much resemblance to the freaky high-culture divergence of a Rome, a Versailles, or the fictional Capitol of "The Hunger Games".

Since the divergence of a vector describes the net flux out of an infinitesimal element, divided by the volume of the element, the velocity vector v in an incompressible fluid must obey the equation div v = 0.

The divergence of a tensor field is defined using the recursive relation (3.6).

From this identity, Sobolev estimates of the divergence of a vector field are obtained.

The higher order Laplacian is derived by taking the divergence of a particle-based gradient model (Monaghan, 1992) [18].

The tensor artificial viscosity is based on discretization of coordinate invariant operators, divergence of a tensor and gradient of a vector.

Each pathotype in the phylogeny resolves into monophyletic groups, with the A and Aw pathotypes sharing a short branch after the divergence of A*.

It is probable that the divergence of A. subjunquillea and A. phalloides was brought about by the vicariance of a recent common ancestral distribution in the Holarctic region.