Sentence examples for diverging processes from inspiring English sources

However, we have to keep in mind that it is impossible at present to predict the diverging processes of LinBMI and LinBUT in the environment, since (i) we have not constructed all possible intermediate mutants between LinBMI and LinBUT, and (ii) their common ancestral enzyme remains unknown.

Consequently, the growth of an oxide assisted by ultrasound can be differently affected by diverging processes: (1) formation of additional nucleation centers in the vicinity of bubbles; (2) increased growth rate of the particles owing to accelerated mass transport; and (3) disintegration of aggregates and agglomerates of primary crystallites by the shock waves resulting from bubble collapse.

A procedure for changing a diverging process into a converging one is also suggested.

The use of Lyapunov stability (LS) in combination with fuzzy difference (FD) based learning algorithm evolve the converging and diverging process which in turn assures the stability.

In line with these verbal arguments, speciation via two diverging runaway processes do indeed readily occur in both simulation and analytical models (e.g., Higashi et al. 1999; Takimoto et al. 2000; Van Doorn and Weissing 2001).

For several reasons, good-genes (or direct-benefit) sexual selection based on condition-dependent ornaments seems to be better suited to resolve the core problems of adaptive speciation theory than disruptive sexual selection based on diverging runaway processes.

Such an uncoupling between highly conserved patterning mechanisms and more rapidly diverging morphogenetic processes also applies to mesoderm formation and may reflect a general evolutionary trend (Alev et al., 2013; Shook and Keller, 2008).

His site-specific work "HS-YSP" (2011-15) arranges 13 pieces of glass on a wall, in a large, loose curve reminiscent of an ammonite.Ms de Santillana says the pair often start from the same idea, before diverging into different processes.

We may conclude that speciation through sexual selection, driven by diverging Fisherian runaway processes, is a possibility at least in theory.

For instance, the two species apparently diverged to process 17 substrates differently, so that no " i-i-i-i" pathways are found starting from them.

This is because lineages (to use a neutral term) are constantly in the process of diverging from each other and are at different stages in the process, so the divisions that we call races, subspecies, species, etc. are arbitrary points on a continuum.