Sentence examples for divergent which from inspiring English sources

Consequently all eyes have been trained on Summit's latest effort: Divergent, which is based on the first of Veronica Roth's novel trilogy.

No it really wasn't because we became close on Divergent which was important and helpful because then when we came to do this movie we were comfortable with each other.

It follows by (2.6) that { x n } n = 1 ∞ is divergent, which is a contradiction.

In most of the other experiments (with different training samples' start points), the predicted data are unable to fit the measured data and become divergent, which means that only a very short segment of testing samples is predictable.

It follows by (2.3) that { x n } n = 1 ∞ is divergent, which is a contradiction with x n → p. Thus f ( p ) = p, that is, { x n } n = 1 ∞ converges to a fixed point of f. □.

In second place this weekend was "Divergent," which generated $26.5 million in its second weekend.

Specificity is the proportion of the divergent sequences, which are correctly identified as divergent sequences in an analysis method.

In conclusion, Entropy seemed to provide not only the highest number of divergent regions, but also the longest ones; in contrast, Weighted was the most restrictive, providing the lowest number of divergent regions, which were also slightly shorter.

Studies have found that dancing in an unplanned, improvised way encourages "divergent thinking", which is when the brain is freely coming up with a lot of new ideas.

The issue was contentious and the proposed change to competitive bidding required consensus building among various stakeholders with divergent views, which is inherent in the legislative process.

The film had just premiered in cinemas, and so we began discussing the entire Divergent series, which led to The Maze Runner, which, in turn, brought us to The Hunger Games.