Sentence examples for divergent concept from inspiring English sources

Today, the TT serves as something of a blank canvas for Audi, as the brand has shown three wildly divergent concept cars – a racing car, a shooting brake, an off-roader – based on the TT at motor shows in recent years, and Hackenberg promises yet another will appear at the 2014 Paris motor show, in October.

Demonstrating these divergent concepts is not easy.

In these rooms, the divergent concepts of Japanese and Western decoration — the one seeking to impress by a lack of display, an absence of possession-exhibiting, the other intent on precisely the reverse — could both be observed, for Brando seemed unwilling to make use of the apartment's storage space, concealed behind sliding paper doors.

That is, a domain-specific correlation pattern for certain JOQOL domains and individual SF-8 subscales that measure the same construct would be expected so that SF-8 subscales with similar concepts should be correlated (convergent validity), but SF-8 subscales with divergent concepts should not be correlated (discriminant validity) [ 12].

Philosophical interest should focus on the concept of intentionality itself or, better still, the divergent conceptions of intentionality that philosophers have had, and their resulting disagreements.

Given the differences in perceptions of diversity for bacterial and eukaryotic microbes, including divergent species concepts, HTS tools used to eliminate errors and population-level variation in bacteria may not be appropriate for microbial eukaryotes and may eliminate valid species from the data.

This fits with the FP-altFP heterodimeric receptor concept, as divergent secondary Ca2+ signalling pathways may translate into an additive effect for prostamides and prostanoid FP receptor agonists on IOP.

Geology Gneiss Kitty Please indulge me as I point out one more fun — and mildly educational — science blog: GeoKittehs, in which two cat-loving geologists post pictures of cats, usually draped over one another in various positions, and use them to illustrate geological concepts: orology, divergent boundaries and so on.

Conceptual design should contain two kinds of steps: divergent in which alternative concepts are generated, and convergent in which these are evaluated and selected.

Researchers approach adaptation and extinction with different perspectives and sometimes hold divergent views on key concepts.

As expected, the PMH instrument negatively correlated with the divergent scales that measured concepts related to mental illness and disability or impairment.