Sentence examples for diverging from a from inspiring English sources

In Dempster's machine, an ion beam homogeneous in mass and energy but diverging from a slit could be brought to a direction focus.

For example, rays initially diverging from a point source of light can be redirected by a lens to converge at a point in space, forming a focused image.

In this study we focussed on the diaphragm, an organ essential for breathing, and consisting of radial oriented skeletal muscle fibres diverging from a central tendon plate.

Meteors of the Geminids shower fly in all parts of the sky between the 8th and 17th, their paths diverging from a radiant point that lies close to Castor and crosses high in the south at 02 00.

Diverging from a radiant point in NE Orion, close to the feet of Gemini, as many as 15 Orionids per hour might be seen as Orion climbs through the SE on those mornings.

TOKYO — Yahoo Japan will use Google technology to power its Internet search engine and search advertising platform, the Japanese company announced Tuesday, diverging from a nascent alliance between the U.S. Internet portal Yahoo and Microsoft.

"All of these terrorist acts have got to be condemned," he said, abruptly diverging from an answer to another question to deliver a strident sermon.

Asian and African elephants and mammoths diverged from a common ancestor about six million years ago.

The two are thought to have diverged from a common ancestor within the past million years.

When two species diverge from a common ancestor, their DNA becomes steadily more different.

Further, these analyses estimated that the two species diverged from a common ancestor roughly 850,000 years ago (fig. 3).