Sentence examples for diverging dynamic from inspiring English sources

Clearly, a diverging dynamic is observable between agglomerations in developing countries, which have seen an extraordinary growth, and agglomerations in developed countries, which have seen stagnation and even a decrease in size.

As their story lines continue to diverge, the dynamic of the Risk Brothers may say less about Hamilton and Bradley than about the road from wrong to redemption that so many athletes ride.

Its management must take into account the dynamic interdependencies and diverging interests of various stakeholders at different levels.

Conversely, motifs underlying the divergent sites were evolutionarily dynamic and diverged in strong correlation to divergent binding intensity.

Protein variants differing by mutation or circular permutation were shown to diverge widely in their dynamic characteristics, many of which appeared to disagree internally.

CusA in C12M is also highly dynamic, explaining why AcrB and CusA have opposite crystallisation behaviours and diverging proteolytic profiles that cannot be explained by a higher cleavage site number in CusA sequence.

The dynamic changes in the PABP gene family suggest the family is expanding and diverging with evolving needs.

Kazam's dynamic structure and focus on local markets means we can react quickly to the ever evolving and diverging needs of today's consumer.

The locus of the critically perturbed Damköhler number, across which diverging solutions are separated from decaying solutions or limit-cycle solutions, is obtained, and it can be used as a dynamic extinction boundary for laminar flamelet library.

Here we use this approach to study the NMR structural and dynamic properties of an insoluble SH3 mutant with a naturally-occurring insertion of Val22 at the tip of the diverging turn.

Why this diverging picture?