Sentence examples for divergent areas from inspiring English sources

The district, however, in cludes very divergent areas.

This task involves a mastery of widely divergent areas of knowledge, which extend from simple history (if any history is simple) to semiotics and psychology.

The combination of unique properties of this molecule extends its applications in divergent areas of science, especially those related to biomedical engineering.

Piecing together the effects of the cuts across 40 separate stations is a tough task, given that audiences in such wildly divergent areas as Shropshire and Sheffield, or London and Lincolnshire, demand different editorial priorities.

Terracing, which is basically grading steep land, such as hillsides, into a series of level benches, was known in antiquity and was practiced thousands of years ago in such divergent areas as the Philippines, Peru, and Central Africa.

If we develop good habits, we repeat those behaviors across many divergent areas of our lives.

We develop a tri-level hierarchical Bayesian model to estimate for each area the posterior classification probability that is the posterior probability that the municipality belongs to the set of non-divergent areas.

Thus, connecting these divergent research areas may provide insight into the mechanisms that regulate cognitive control of memory retrieval.

The results concerning human and animal targets presented in this study demonstrate the specificity and applicability of the viral quantitative parameters developed to widely divergent geographical areas and their high interest as new indicators of human and animal fecal contamination in water and as MST tools.

Although disciplines on campus may be as diverse as opinions and backgrounds as divergent as areas of study, those of us in the academy should be, ostensibly, committed to the same goal: the discovery, pursuit, and dissemination of knowledge.

Consider the word "university" itself: the prefix, uni, Latin for "unity, to be one"; and the stem, vers, "to turn". Although disciplines on campus may be as diverse as opinions and backgrounds as divergent as areas of study, those of us in the academy should be, ostensibly, committed to the same goal: the discovery, pursuit, and dissemination of knowledge.