If the rearrangement events that we observed occurred at different evolutionary time points, they should have different levels of neutral nucleotide divergence with the oldest event being the most divergent.
In a clear divergence with the chancellor, King said: "If some banks are thought to be too big to fail, then, in the words of a distinguished American economist, they are too big.
After mid-2008 there was a big divergence, with the state banks (which come in three main flavours: the nationalised banks, State Bank of India and the regional rural banks) keeping credit growing fairly steadily.
Rather, it is a question of divergence, with the French and Dutch having said no, but others saying yes (in total, more have voted yes than no) and a majority of member states having ratified it.
It still shows a clear divergence with the gufm1 curve (light-blue curve in Fig. 4).
The longer the channel, the larger the divergence with the reference function z can be.
The distance calculation between two 10-second samples, depending on the measure, takes from 0.87 ms (Euclidean distance) to 510 ms (Monte Carlo approximation of KL divergence) with the tested GMM distances.
In particular, these directions of optimization presents an effective divergence with the vehicle development in the last 30 years, which has produced an effective increase in terms of mass, contrasting with the necessity of reducing energetic impact.
However, Moody's panned the move Monday afternoon, saying it marked a negative divergence with the company's practice over the past decade of not returning profits to shareholders through dividends or buybacks.
In Donald Trump's America, any skin shade but white (except his own orange tone) represents a divergence with the norm.
Over the past year, this scorecard shows a divergence with the real economy struggling while the stock market powers ahead.
