Sentence examples for is diverged from inspiring English sources
verb
To run apart; to separate; to tend into different directions.
For XPO7, both paralogues are divergent while for IMB2, just one paralogue is diverged.
For Mode 2, the regular power flow of distribution grid is diverged in the 50th correction step.
Using an on-chip air micro-prism the laser beam is diverged, resulting in a unique reflected/transmitted light pattern depending on the solution being examined.
In addition, an electron beam that is produced from a sharp tip is diverged because the electric field generated near the sharp exerts outward forces on the electrons generated from the tip.
Phylogroup 4 represents a distinct southern refugial group identified by Leonard et al. [25] as well as the endangered Mexican wolves (C. l. baileyi), and is diverged from other North American wolves (Figure 2).
The regulation pattern of the transcriptome is diverged among the four species.
Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.
At the same time, the speech of rural and urban Texans is diverging, Dr. Bailey said.
The United States is diverging from the policies of some other countries.
In the UK in 2012 the line between personal life and work life is diverging for many people, not integrating.
