Sentence examples for diverging aims from inspiring English sources

Those in favor of an increase contended that "forking" — creating a competing version of a program in response to diverging aims — is the very essence of open-source software development.

The diverging aims of the different project stages finally led us to the conclusion that it would not be advisable to stick to one and the same ethical theory throughout the project.

A recent evolutionary genomic analysis has been conducted in T. vivax and other representative species of African trypanosomes, comparing their repertoires of silent VSG genes, how they are organized and diverge aiming to understand the evolution of these proteins and how they gave rise to novel functions [ 9].

Risk communication has recently evolved from the design of unidirectional (from scientists to the public) information flow toward a more integrative deliberative procedures (involving scientists, policymakers, stakeholders and the general public) aimed at reconciling diverging social constructs of risk.

A novel micronozzle geometry with different depths at converging and diverging section was designed with the aim in mitigating viscous loss due to formation of subsonic viscous boundary layers at nozzle sidewalls.

The NetMHCpan %rank score aims at removing the bias caused by the diverging binding affinity thresholds and placing binding scores for all HLA molecules on an equal scale.

Furthermore, given that one of the main challenges for the evaluation is to address the potentially diverging trends in disadvantaged LLMs, the choice of excluding Northern and Central Italy aims at reducing the degree of heterogeneity.

When the activists' aims do diverge from those of other owners, the best protection lies in a system that gives the majority a fair shout, rather than in today's cramped shareholder rights.The answer to tricky investors is more shareholder democracy, not less.

Here too, the differences across the Atlantic are partly tactical, but in part also a reflection of diverging interests—and ideas.As in Palestine, America and Europe would seem to share the same broad aim in Iran.

Those in favor of an increase contended that "forking"—creating a competing version of a program in response to diverging aims is the very essence of open-source software development.

Why this diverging picture?