Yesterday's action, though, shows the two sides remain on divergent tracks, proceeding apace with plans that have little effect on the other's position.
By running two lives that started from the same point off along divergent tracks, they throw up questions about our uniqueness, and the chances and choices that make us who we are.
The faint echo of Twelfth Night was also heard in a plot involving a letter – in this case undelivered – that originally set the players off on their divergent tracks.
As observers watched the two Clintons moving on what some of them, at least, considered divergent tracks, one question that arose was whether they were engaged in a good-cop, bad-cop scenario.
These divergent appraisals track the two candidates' contrasting political platforms: Obama thinks government should facilitate economic recovery; Romney wants to limit its reach through unstinting budget cuts.
This study concerns two angle tracking issues when an airborne digital array radar system tracks a maneuvering target: slow convergence, and a divergent issue of tracking errors at the final tracking phase.
Because these two snakes are members of a large adaptive radiation of the Hydrophis lineage and they might have diverged very rapidly, differences in their venoms might also be widely divergent if they track diet specialization.
This model facilitates tracking divergent adaptive and speciational evolutions and the identification and ranking of driving forces of evolution, for example, mutation, genetic drift, gene flow, and natural selection.
They are, however, a developmental holdover from the early, indifferent stage of embryonic development, when the milk line arises but before the embryo has developed along the default female track or divergent male pathway.
Peaks diverge from one another, and evolution (predominantly via natural selection genetic drift never took its intended full place as an evolutionary process coequal with natural selection in the minds of most evolutionary biologists) would track these divergent peaks—resulting in the evolution of two species from an initial ancestor.
