Those characteristics include the stooped stature and many diverging branches higher up, as well as deeply textured bark.
And because electronic books are so new, the cost structure is an emerging issue on which there is little history to provide guidance and many diverging interests.
We hypothesise that such a pattern could have been produced by rapid and complex evolution involving a widespread progenitor for which an initial split into two groups was followed by subsequent fragmentation into many diverging populations, which was followed by range expansion of then divergent entities.
But his work contained many diverging tendencies, producing an overall unevenness.
Worse (for Google), the many diverging versions of Android (a.k.a. forks) – especially those created in China – carry no Google services.
That might actually provide more fodder for those critics who say Hulu has so many diverging mandates that it will be difficult for it to create an enduring, stand-alone business.
On the one hand, this state of affairs makes a discussion of rationality in engineering design not an easy matter; on the other hand, it may explain why there are so many diverging opinions on the role of rationality in engineering design.
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SlAP3X was mapped between DD44X and SlX1, and the divergence between SlAP3X and Y was 12%, which implies that SlAP3X is located in stratum 2. Many diverged transposons were found in 13d11E (SlAP3X) and in 7a8D (SlAP3Y); however, the sequence contents of these elements were determined to be different.
For law-and-religion watchers all over Europe, the case was an important test: how can democracies with diverse, and in many ways diverging, populations find a compromise between common citizenship and accommodating difference?The story began two years ago when an 11-year-old girl and her Moroccan parents, living in Frankfurt, demanded that she be exempted from co-educational swimming.
