Sentence examples for introducing divergence from inspiring English sources
Conversion was viewed as primarily introducing divergence between the repeats.
To clarify the evolution of Rossby waves, we introduce divergence damping to reduce the gravity wave mode.
This also supports our suggestion that conversion introduces divergence rather than homogeneity.
Roizès [ 6], on the other hand, using the examples of chromosomes 17, 13, and 21, mainly considered unequal crossing over and suggested that conversion rather introduces divergence between the repeats of homogeneous arrays.
We will use these extended results to introduce a divergence operator and study a random transformation of the point process.
In this work, low accelerating voltages (<5 kV) were used to introduce a divergence of the YSZ and Ni backscatter coefficients to investigate the composite layers printed.
To this end, we introduce several divergence measures between the design weighted estimator of distribution function and the hypothesized distribution, and propose goodness-of-fit tests based on these divergence measures.
As the system has a series of stakeholders who interact with each other, this complexity introduces a divergence of perspectives among public, private and communitarian visions regarding education.
The phenomenon examined here has probably been formed by long-term evolutionary selection, which introduced functional divergence among the AMP families and even within their paralogs, and established the broad antimicrobial spectrum of the immune system.
It can identify key factors which may introduce the divergence of system behaviors and provide predictions regarding underlying regulatory mechanisms of the target system.
By introducing the sample divergence rate of any probability measure with respect to m th-order nonhomogeneous Markov measure on an m rooted Cayley tree, we establish a class of strong deviation theorems for the arbitrary random fields indexed by that tree with respect to m th-order nonhomogeneous Markov chains indexed by that tree.
