Sentence examples for divergence principle from inspiring English sources

The conclusion results from a Bayesian problem formulation complemented by the minimum Kullback Leibler divergence principle.

These were also times of bitter disputes in the Moscow Institute of Artistic Culture, arising from the divergence of principles between the representatives of easel painting (to whom, for instance, Wassily Kandinsky belonged) and the young Constructivists, the followers of "industrial art".

But this predisposition, rather than a divergence from humanistic principle, was a direct outgrowth of its evangelistic thrust.

In principle, divergence of simulations from experimental observations can be expected, as the simulated steady state of the system does not necessarily have to be reached after the measured period of time.

Siblings are so different from one another because they act in accordance with Darwin's "principle of divergence".

Jensen-Shannon divergence comes from the principle of uncertainty.

Darwin recognized the role that differing selective pressures would play in creating biological diversity by identifying the "principle of divergence".

The principle of divergence clearly applies in the case of methodical selection (Sterrett 2002), in which breeders develop very different forms according to their particular preferences (Fig. 1).

The broad requirement for exact protein stoichiometries despite regulatory divergence provides an unexpected principle for building biological pathways both in nature and for synthetic activities.

The conceptual synthesis of chapter four also introduced discussion of such matters as the conditions under which natural selection most optimally worked, the role of isolation, the causes of the extinction of species, and the principle of divergence.

If the original impulse is common to all life, then there must also be a principle of divergence and differentiation that explains evolution; this is Bergson's tendency theory.