Sentence examples for new divergence from inspiring English sources

The reasons for the new divergence are hotly debated.

A new divergence formula based on exponential intuitionistic fuzzy entropy has been proposed.

In their view, the Iraq war has not so much caused a new divergence as it has highlighted and widened one that existed since the end of the cold war.

During the 1950s he and collaborators discovered that even in renormalized quantum electrodynamics, a new divergence difficulty appears (the Moscow zero, or the Landau pole).

Moretti argues, rightly in the view of many economists, that this new divergence reflects the growing importance of clusters of highly skilled workers — many of them immigrants — often centered on great universities, that create virtuous circles of growth and innovation.

Still, that has not stopped bond investors from talking up a new divergence trade in Europe — the flip side to the convergence trade earlier this decade, during which Irish, Greek and Spanish government bonds were bought on the theory that a grand economic harmony would sweep Europe.

A new divergence-free ISPH approach is proposed here which maintains accuracy and stability while remaining mesh free without increasing computational cost by slightly shifting particles away from streamlines, although the necessary interpolation of hydrodynamic characteristics means the formulation ceases to be strictly conservative.

Far from a convergence towards a new Franco-German consensus at the European summit at the end of June, new divergences between Paris and Berlin have emerged.

The Non-Recent ILS hypothesis would assume that ILS events were succeeded by new divergences.

To obtain a stable and accurate scheme for surface curvature, a new reproducing divergence approximation without the need for a matrix inversion is derived.

The projection scheme is justified through numerical tests by comparing it to a new fully divergence-free scheme.