Sentence examples for diverging streams from inspiring English sources
Merging and/or splitting of colonies is visualized by converging or diverging streams.
These deposits accrued from sediments carried by braided streams (a series of converging and diverging streams) crossing coastal plains to a wave-swept shore.
Palingenesis in streams Diverging converging channels Ripple rows--copious flow 'round a round earth Pale Amur and Yangtze and Nile.
Strong winds in the jet stream can trigger a process called divergence; diverging winds in the upper atmosphere cause air to rapidly rise from the surface, leaving behind an area of low pressure.
If a speaker is choosing to use performative verbs or another lexical resource that could lead to dual process interpretation, this is a marked case and should be at least noted in the analysis, as moments in which syntactic and semantic streams diverge may in themselves be of linguistic importance.
Imagine Herodotus on steroids, not rambling in a roughly straight line from Cyrus to Xerxes, but diverging onto untrodden paths that transmogrify into fluvial streams of consciousness.
The presence of an upper level jet stream poleward and west of the system can enhance its development by leading to increased diverging air aloft over the monsoon depression, which leads to a corresponding drop in surface pressure.
Why this diverging picture?
Analysts offer diverging views.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
