Higher diffraction orders have highly divergent wave vectors with respect to the optical axis.
It's an aesthetic that presents, so to speak, just the facts, as if the facts themselves weren't deeply layered with living history and crisscrossed with vectors of divergent ideas and ideals.
Lateral roots, which usually make up the majority of the total root system, often grow at an angle divergent from the gravity vector.
To express two genes, peqxS was synthesized, containing the entire ∼2.5 kbp of the divergent promoter, to generate vector FH-3.
The errors are obtained by comparing the in-plane displacement calculated supposing constant sensitivity vector and spatial variation of sensitivity vector for object divergent illumination.
The detailed continuous STAFF-SA measurements show that rapid variations of wave intensity and divergent directions of the Poynting vector (Santolik 2008) are detected in both cases.
The detailed continuous STAFF-SA measurements again show rapid variations of wave intensity, divergent directions of the Poynting vector, an increase in frequency as the Cluster spacecraft moves inwards from L = 11.4 to L = 4.4, and, subsequently, a decrease in frequency on the outbound pass from L = 5.2 to L = 13.1.
We assessed pore distributions, canal vectors, complementarity and possible evolutionary divergent functions for ampullary clusters in two sharks, the scalloped hammerhead (Sphyrna lewini) and the sandbar shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus), and the brown stingray (Dasyatis lata).
This vector was included as a divergent immunogen to act as a likely negative control for the HA1-con vaccine, but also as a long-shot cross-reactive vaccine against many influenza viruses.
However, in contact vector space both structures are sufficiently divergent to have different nearest neighbor code words: the first decodes to '2' and the second to '5' (Fig. 3).
