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The spread of the set of predictions represents the divergence of the solutions offered by the different forecast systems and in perfect systems is a measure of the precision of the predictions.

where div represents the divergence operator.

The term gθs represents the divergence prior to isolation.

A Splitstree network is tree-like, in general, but also represents the divergence of the phylogenetic data from the tree form by sets of parallel edges that expand the tree to a more complex network.

The term (1+f tμ represents the divergence expected since isolation (i.e., tμ on the lineages leading to D. simulans and ftμ on lineages leading to the island species).

Therefore this estimate more correctly represents the divergence time of Lepidosauromorpha rather than Squamata.

Ribosomal ITS sequences from apomictic species can be placed into two deeply diverging groups, which presumably represent the divergence of the parental species.

The red dots (for calibration) represent the divergence time (295.4 238.5 million years ago) of Drosophila melanogaster and Culicidae and the divergence time (307.2 238.5 million years ago) of D. melanogaster and Apis mellifera, which are based on fossil evidence.

where v ( t, x ), w ( t, x ) and p ( t, x ) represent the divergence free velocity field, non-divergence free micro-rotation field and the scalar pressure, respectively.

The first living systems probably did stem directly from the primordial soup and evolved relatively fast up to a common ancestor, usually referred to as Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA), an entity representing the divergence starting-point of all the extant life forms on Earth (Fig. 3).

The tree branches representing the divergence are designated as a, b, c, respectively.