Sentence examples for divergent shape from inspiring English sources

The shape of a propeller hub cap was selected as a divergent shape, and the divergent angle was determined by the DOE.

At settlement stage, Chromis sp. shows a highly divergent shape along RW1 revealing a thin dentigerous process and an obtuse angle between the ascending and the dentigerous processes.

The divergent shapes of the gastric caecum in cassiduloid families suggest a potential non-monophyly of the Cassiduloida, a conclusion reached by others (e.g. [ 75, 76]).

Characterization of this stiffness gradient could elucidate the mechanism behind the divergent glottal shape observed during closing.

Employing a fastidious hand-cast process to make these pieces, Graham's resin works are divergent in shape and aesthetic, but are always guided by conceptual precision.

Finally, the throttling stiffness of the three notches is investigated, with that of divergent U-shape groove falls between spheroid-shape groove and triangle-shape groove.

Previously, we have used these species to identify the chromosomal basis of divergent tooth shapes among species [ 26, 36].

These included species commonly used in laboratory and genetics/ecology research as well as a range of species with divergent leaf shapes and forms.

Also, divergence along a benthic to limnetic axis is common in cichlids [ 17, 37- 40] and we are beginning to identify the genomic basis for such ecologically divergent body shapes [ 41].

In freshwater fish, divergent body shapes within single species have been repeatedly observed along the littoral-pelagic axes of lakes, where the structural complexity of near shore habitats provides a more diverse set of resources compared to the open-water zones.

Moreover, a key member of the IGF pathway (IGF binding protein, a molecule that controls ligand-receptor interaction) was identified in Darwin's finches as one of the top differentially expressed candidate genes in a microarray screen in species with divergent beak shapes [ 14].