Even with newer turnouts (rated #20), the diverging speed limit is still at 45 mph which would significantly slow down the higher-speed train passing through those sections.
However, the evolution of secondary reproductive isolation in diverging populations is speeded up considerably if it is driven by diversifying selection.
In support of this, TNT formation is not observed in the presence of actin-depolymerizing drugs (Rustom et al. 2004), and TNT-like structures between T cells only form if the cells diverge with a speed below that of processes driven by actin polymerization (Cameron et al. 1999; Sowinski et al. 2008).
Driven by diverging inner and outer cone rotation speeds, collagen fibrils from bovine skin were extruded and precipitated onto mandrels as tubes with oriented fibers and bundles, as examined by second harmonic generation microscopy and quantitative image analysis.
Most freeway crashes occur in the vicinity of interchange diverging and merging areas, especially in speed-change lanes.
It has been observed that for different values of taper ratios and power law indices, the fundamental frequencies are diverging with the increase in angular speed and all higher order frequencies are observed to be converging.
Blocken et al. (2008a) showed that, counterintuitively, the wind speeds in the passage of diverging configurations is higher compared to converging configurations.
A gliding arc is a plasma generated between diverging electrodes and extended by a high speed gas flow.
It is also shown that converging passages have a higher wind-blocking effect compared to diverging passages, explained by a lower wind speed and higher drag coefficient.
Current peculiarities, such as diverging and converging elements, locations of maximum current speeds and, in particular, the flow through the Mainau channel are identified.
