Sentence examples similar to from a diverging direction from inspiring English sources

And it comes from a surprising direction.

And from a surprising direction.

And from an unexpected direction: the East.

Repeat twice walking from a different directions.

Thus, this leads us to hypothesize that the manual proportions of Orrorin might have more closely resembled those of early and middle Miocene apes than those of extant apes, which would have diverged towards a different direction from the same ancestral morphotype.

However, when the position of Spk travel over time was mapped onto final hyphal shape, there were numerous examples where its trajectory had diverged from the overall direction of growth (arrows in Fig.  7; Movie S4).

In Dempster's machine, an ion beam homogeneous in mass and energy but diverging from a slit could be brought to a direction focus.

Its presence is just one sign that Canada's drug policies are moving in a direction that diverges sharply from those in the United States -- to treat addiction more as a medical issue and less as one of law enforcement.

When the z score value is equal to 0, the two algorithms are said to show similar performance, and when the z score diverges from 0 in positive direction, this indicates that their performance differs significantly [35].

Taken together, the initial results appeared to show a nation that agreed that it disliked the current political situation — but diverged sharply about an alternative direction.

As in the Tetrahymena and Euplotes mitochondrial genomes, the Oxytricha mitochondrial genes are predominantly or exclusively arranged in two transcriptional directions, diverging from an approximately central location, whereas both the Paramecium mitochondrial genome and Nyctotherus hydrogenosome genome have one primary direction of transcription (fig. 1).