This stretching and folding is part of what leads to definitions of the distance between trajectories in state space as increasing (diverging) on average.
For all residents, both the incidence and mortality rates were increasing but diverging, especially after 1990.
Over the observed period, the absolute wealth gap between elderly and child households in the United States increased substantially, and diverging trends in wealth accumulation exacerbated preexisting between-group disparities.
Michelle Borkin and co-workers at Harvard University recently found that a diverging scale increased accuracy of interpretation relative to the rainbow scale in the case of arterial shearing images [ 1], challenging the legitimacy of using rainbow scales in this field.
Starting from the basic observation that the assessment of all possible patterns is unachievable because of the diverging increase of possible configurations as a function of k and N, we embedded in our algorithm a procedure, based on clustering, to extract the most salient pattern structures that we called essential classes (EC).
Figures 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24 describe the impedance resistance increases for non-tapered, diverging tapering, and converging tapering arteries when we increase the Prandtl parameters, α, and β, and Brownian motion parameter N b, while it decreases with an increase in thermophoresis parameters, N t and n.
While, mathematically, the success probability of any readout protocol could be arbitrarily increased by sending signals with diverging energy, there are many situations where this is highly discouraged.
As can be seen in Figure 1, the proportion of features identified as diverged by aCGH increased dramatically from 97 %ID to 92 %ID, with the relationship between %ID and proportion identified as diverged plateauing at either extreme.
Poor lighting condition tends to increase non-incapacitating injuries at diverging areas only.
In both cases, when the views of retail investors diverged sharply, activity increased.
