So far, the foundation has not traded online, which reflects the divergent investing styles of an institution with fiduciary responsibility, in contrast with the more trigger-ready individual investor.
The RES and SUS quail strains have been developed through divergent selective breeding from the same foundation population [ 5], and thus should be genetically similar except for the changes induced by selection.
Divergent goals have cracked other teams with similar foundations.
Although originally derived from the CoI model, and sharing a collaborative-constructivist foundation, FOLC has moved in several divergent directions.
(c) There are important divergent contextual situations, which is equally true for firm foundations as well as local initiatives.
The framers were a diverse bunch with wildly divergent opinions on many issues, but eliminating the very foundations of America's heritage would have horrified them.
In the centuries following its foundation, Buddhism gave rise to two main divergent schools: Theravada, which claimed orthodox adherence to the teachings of the religion's founder, the Buddha, and Mahayana, which held its teachings to be the fullest account of the Buddha's message.
Selection against migrants and divergent sexual selection between predation regimes might together form a foundation for mating isolation.
But, without firm foundations, there is a likelihood the partnership will fail due to divergent agendas.
In the late 1950s, artists took divergent aesthetic paths in reaction to the dominance of Abstract Expressionism, laying the foundation for a plurality of styles that proliferated in the ensuing years.
The number of foundation animals for the Romney selection lines is more difficult to define, due to divergent lines from two separate locations being merged to make the final selection lines in 1993 [ 6].
