DGR RTs, though highly divergent, form a phylogenetic clade that is characterized by a (I/V/L GxxxSQ motif in RT domain 4.
This diversity is maintained by a delicate balance between disruptive selection pushing toward further genetic divergence and gene flow between the divergent forms, pushing toward a phenotypic and genetic homogenization (Seehausen 2000).
The nonlinear part of the equation is written in a divergent form.
Other times, I take composites of finished pieces I already have in order to experiment with divergent forms.
O. mykiss life history strategies can be categorized into two divergent forms, the ocean-migrating form, or steelhead trout, and the stream-resident form, or rainbow trout.
(The story of Judy's death, and its place in Oxenberg's own memories, is woven throughout the film with a sensitive and wounded ingenuity — also including a cardboard cutout in a dramatic reënactment — that seems to replicate, in its various and divergent forms and fragments, the power of memory and repression, of torment and guilt).
This short essay addresses three divergent forms of Pacific Northwest regionalism and argues that each is partial and political.
How do we explain objects of similar forms which might be theorized through divergent models, or objects of divergent forms which might be theorized through similar models?
Then, if | z | ≤ M, since p 1 ≤ 2, | b | ≤ c | p | 2, by Chapter 8 of [32], viewing (2.1) as a divergent form of a quasilinear parabolic equation, we know that (2.1 - 2.3 2.1 - 2.3ique nonnegative classical solution u k.
As chronicled by Weyland (2002) and others (e.g., Brooke 1999; Goodrich 2010) the skateboard deck evolved through a series of divergent forms in a late twentieth and early twenty-first century process at times resembling that of biology.
