Sentence examples for diverging in practice from inspiring English sources

The airplane stability problem was initiated by the rise of pilot average mass diverging in practice from the specification of 86 kg (190 lbs), as defined in aviation regulations and installation of measurement equipment.

Separate, diverging in time, but drawing together in specific scenes.

In summary, although Masters textualists and fang shi had some areas of overlapping expertise and interest, their practices and textual lineages diverged in very different directions.

These might include, for instance, allowing minority shareholders who have voted unsuccessfully against a large transaction to insist that the company buy out their shares at the value prevailing before the transaction took place.East Asian governments should create rules that are easy to enforce, even if they diverge from practice in Delaware or London.

In follow-up to an earlier study of in vitro fertilization (IVF) outcomes in Europe and the U.S. for the year 2001, the present study reports on 2002 outcomes in an attempt to determine diverging practice trends.

Economies started to diverge in the mid-1990s.

Their careers then diverged in two respects.

The stories then diverged in the retelling.

The two countries' economic policies diverge in important ways.

The two women diverged in certain vital respects.

But the scores diverge in matters of structure.