Sentence examples for existing divergences from inspiring English sources

We should be able to bridge existing divergences of views.

"We should be able to bridge existing divergences" in the new year, Mr. Van Rompuy said.

Yet Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, who convened the summit and called off the negotiations, said he was optimistic leaders "should be able to bridge existing divergences" in the new year.

The main motivation for analyzing the diphthongs comes from the perception of existing divergences between the scholars on such subject (like the position of a glide, inside a syllable, in the falling diphthongs, that was explained in [17]).

This principle, which is essential in a Union enforcing the rule of law, is currently challenged by the existing divergences.

This issue is of special importance since Wolbachia may either produce reproductive isolation between host populations infected with different Wolbachia strains, or reinforce an existing divergence by selecting for pre-mating isolation mechanisms [ 4, 5].

This means that the latter did not cause, but possibly maintained or reinforced existing divergence [ 11].

Our intention was to sample areas encompassing all mainland subspecies however our results suggest that the distribution of these subspecies does not correspond with existing molecular divergences (see below).

Among the existing f-divergences introduced in the process of finding the adequate distance between two probability distributions, let us point out the Csiszár f-divergence [1, 2], some special cases of which are the Kullback Leibler divergence (see [3, 4]), the Hellinger distance, the Bhattacharyya distance, the total variation distance, the triangular discrimination (see [5, 6]).

Given our temporal reconstruction (Fig. 2), reconciliation of Miaohephyton with existing molecular divergence time estimates does not appear possible without postulating widespread secondary losses of characters from all lineages except Phaeophyceae.

The data are consistent with already existing adaptive divergence between the groups and they also strongly indicate potential for rapid response to ongoing changes in selection pressures.