In what appears like a friendly warning to Ahmadinejad, he said it was not clear why "a popular politician" should continue to provide cover for this divergent group.
When comparing the performance of sP and sNP rats with that of Wistar rats, the principal component analysis revealed that the sP rats were the most divergent group.
GORDON: The thing on "24," it was a divergent group of political beliefs, but I don't think that affected the story.
Autobiographies can be limned by the company you have kept, which in Ms. Varda's case includes a rather remarkable and divergent group, from Mr. Marker to Harrison Ford and the gauzy eroticist Zalman King.
The same can be said for employees at all levels: Even when team members are fluent in the lingua franca, a lack of cultural awareness can cause significant misunderstandings and disagreements; it can lead to divergent group norms, practices, and expectations.
The transforming genes of HaMuSV and KiMuSV are derived from two members of a cellular onc gene family called ras, which is a rather divergent group of normal vertebrate genes originally found by analysis of the cellular homologues of the v-onc genes of HaMuSV and KiMuSV13.
Yet, despite saving companies lots of overhead, they're leaving many leaders scratching their heads, wondering how to manage this diverse and divergent group of employees most effectively.
The "Divergent" group doesn't neatly fit into any of the other sectors.
The most divergent Group IV chitinases of An. gambiae, D. melanogaster and T. castaneum also showed high complexity in their domain organizations.
The purpose of this example was to provide a non-trivial MR example using a divergent group of proteins (from the AhpD-like Superfamily [6]).
Both TcCht12 and AgCht12 fall into Group IV, the most divergent group of the insect chitinases, whereas DmCht12 falls into Group I.
