Sentence examples for output divergence from inspiring English sources

First, it looks at a measure of output divergence (which asks, in effect, what proportion of each country's output would need to switch sectors for the country's pattern of GDP to conform to the euro-area average).

For the estimation of the spectral and angular properties of a diffracted beam of this monochromator (such as bandpass width, output divergence and input acceptance) we used a numerical approach which we call spectral-angular function.

On the other hand, the output divergence is consistent regardless of optrode width, but significantly changes with the tip taper angle.

Optrode spacing, length, width and tip angle may be independently altered to obtain varying spatial resolution, depth access, output beam width and output divergence, respectively.

The calculations indicate that the M2 factor in SFUR resonator is smaller than PP resonator and therefore output beam divergence is lower and the mode quality is much better.

However, total internal reflection may also lead to side-firing in less tapered tips such that a wider output beam divergence is observed.

The output beam divergence and width is predicted to decrease in vivo because of the higher refractive index of tissue; this is confirmed by ray tracing simulation results.

For the estimates obtained from the output of MSAMs, divergence estimates from both amino acid nucleotide sequences show that patterns of over- and underestimation are more variable, with different MSAMs and branch divergences suffering from over- and underestimation.

But during the second half of last year the economy still managed to lose more than a million jobs.One explanation for the divergence of output and employment, which started to emerge while the economy was still shrinking, is that firms are now able to wring more productivity out of their workers.

The output contains the sequence divergence values for each member.

Multidivtime then makes use of these output files to estimate divergence times.