Sentence examples for divergences that from inspiring English sources

While the language does have much in common with Luwian, Lycian also shows crucial divergences that clearly mark it as an independent branch of Anatolian.

But these apparently worthless islands are merely the visible projection of hatreds and divergences that go back many hundreds of years.

What is marked and passed forward in the brain's flow of processing are the divergences from predicted states: divergences that may be used to demand more information at those very specific points, or to guide remedial action.

Visitors today remark on how unlike one town is from the next, on the marked differences in cuisine and dialect, and on the many subtle divergences that make Italy seem less a single nation than a collection of culturally related points in an uncommonly pleasing setting.

Diffusion paths and the origins of flux divergences that lead to electromigration damage are discussed.

The divergences that occur in the individual terms of the transformation for integer parameters are removed using a finite difference technique.

Here, too, there is a divergence that impedes a forceful European voice on the global stage.

What are the "forces of divergence" that produce enormous riches for some and leave the majority scrabbling to make a decent living?

Those families that contain rather diverse lines have been divided into subfamilies, the number of subfamilies in each family indicating the amount of evolutionary divergence that has occurred.

In the following part we are going to make use of relation (2) while presenting certain bounds for a selected spectrum of f-divergences that originate from the Csiszár divergence functional.

In this paper we investigated f-divergences that originate from the Csiszár functional and their link to the Jensen inequality with a specific type of the Jensen-type interpolating inequalities.