This architecture allows threads to execute independent and divergent instruction streams, thus facilitating decision-based execution, which is not provided by the more common single instruction multiple data (SIMD).
These definitions highlight integrated STEM education efforts as divergent from traditional instruction with respect to both content and pedagogy.
Modifications related to task presentation, such as the emphasis put on different details in the verbal instruction, may lead to divergent results when comparing performances of children with ADHD and control children on a self-paced task.
As the data depicted in Figure 9 shows, using these biased character substitution processes does lead to instruction frequencies that are more divergent from uniform.
But for the 10percentt of schools at the bottom of the test-score pile -- mostly schools of the urban poor -- the heat would be turned up even higher: more testing, more "data-driven" instruction, and more sanctions, while creativity, divergent thinking, and the arts continue to get left behind.
Both, the divergent results of the eGFR equations and the conflicting instructions according to the literature sources can lead to uncertainty for the practitioner and as a result compromise patient safety.
Data from 9 participants were removed from all analyses involving the divergent thinking task due to missing data or failure to follow task instructions or for taking more than the allotted time on a given problem.
Methodological variations such as the use of different stimuli (e.g. own or others' bodies) and different verbal instructions associated with these visual stimuli [ 20] may have contributed to these divergent findings.
A divergent branch occurs when the threads take different code paths out of a branching instruction, e.g. if-then-else, thus forcing a sequential instruction flow and reducing concurrency.
And Divergent is dangerous.
