Sentence examples for for diverging from inspiring English sources

Shear stress assumes higher magnitudes for diverging tapering due to comparatively higher influx of fluid in a diverged part of the channel.

Mr. Obama's team won early, high marks for diverging from the Clinton approach, specifically by emphasizing the need to control costs and improve coverage for those who are already insured instead of making the same moral-duty argument Mr. Clinton had about the need to cover the uninsured.

For diverging views on these tests see, for example, Bauböck 2008, 43 and Miller 2008, 385.

He's known for speaking in public without prepared notes, but not for diverging from the script.

These should not form the basis for diverging the criteria for basin depths.

Figure 2 Evolution of the average objective in the GA for diverging and translating tree sequences.

Given this rationale, the observation of even a few genes exhibiting significantly elevated divergence would be surprising without an a priori hypothesis providing an explanation for diverged genes in a conserved pathway.

We agree that the evidence for diverged mechanisms between the "classic remodelers" and other AAA+ proteins is not clear, so have re-worded the discussion of these points throughout the manuscript.

The reasons for their diverging fates in revival are complicated and plentiful, and tied up, to some degree, in the vagaries of showbiz circumstance.

There is no room in this world for a diverging gender identity or sexual orientation.

The Oldways Common Ground conference was remarkable for the diverging implications of its product, and its process.