Sentence examples for divergent use from inspiring English sources

They also reflected the divergent use of SPs in their lab lesson reports.

After participating in the acid-base activity and the classroom discussion about different pedagogical examples, my students were more aware of the divergent use of SPs.

After the application of the acid-base activity and the classroom discussion about different pedagogical examples, they realized the divergent use of scientific practices.

Such a divergent use of photographs and specimens is surprising in that there is a curious and unappreciated connection between botany and the advent of photography.

Similarly, divergent uses of "game" form a family.

All this might make you wonder: Does it even make sense to have a single word, "culture," with such divergent uses?

In "The Enigma of Diversity," the sociologist Ellen Berrey studies the divergent uses of "diversity," which serves for some executives as an "aspirational ideal," and not necessarily a transformative program.

The matching of George Balanchine's "Theme and Variations" and the third act of the ballet classic "Sleeping Beauty," which opened and closed the program, did suggest the divergent uses to which Tchaikovsky's music can be put.

In this study, it is found that the simulation is still divergent using the traditional phase lead compensation approach when the contact frequency increases to a threshold value depending on the HIL simulator.

Cambrian diversification largely reflected divergent uses of these newer, subtler, better coordinated control mechanisms.

Since the 1980s historians such as Patricia Fara, Simon Schaffer, Larry Stewart, and Richard Yeo have demonstrated the divergent uses to which Isaac Newton's seemingly unquestionable authority was put in scientific and wider cultural enterprises, and shown the corresponding need to be sensitive to the complexities of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Newtonianism.