Sentence examples for divergent it from inspiring English sources

Although the fake trailer closely mirrors the plot of "Divergent," it also tips its hat to "The Hunger Games".

The sheep is usually stockier than its relative the goat; its horns, when present, are more divergent; it has scent glands in its face and hind feet; and the males lack the beards of goats.

As the β-GF is small in size and its representatives very divergent, it is not possible to exhaustively identify all members through sequence or structure similarity searches initiated from a single starting point.

Yet, while practice may be divergent, it may not be diverging, and recent actions such as the amended Directive are designed to encourage more convergence.

The more central one sequence is, the higher its closeness and the least divergent it is with respect to all other sequences in the network.

On the other hand, the series is called divergent: it has no limit, the sum becoming larger than any chosen value if sufficient terms are taken.

We had to exclude the Nostoc punctiforme protein from the phylogenetic analysis because it was too divergent, but it also showed more similarity to the bacterial proteins.

Even if the phylogenetic analysis of the SNARE domains was quite clear, there could also have been a misannotation of one of the Qa members, or it might be so divergent that it was not found in the genome database.

In order for trait divergence to be an adaptation to divergent selection, it is necessary to confirm a heritable basis to the phenotypic traits [ 58].

In the 40s and 50s it is the Very High Sexers, who are in virtual equipoise in the 40s, but significantly divergent from it in the 50s (14.4% requirement).

However, their views seemed divergent when it came to extrinsic motivation and the opportunities to demonstrate their English proficiency in the VET.