Sentence examples for situations diverge from inspiring English sources

A skeptic can therefore come up with different theories of what we mean by the term, theories that accord with our past usage, but whose prescriptions in the novel situations diverge from one another.

As a result, quality judgements in an interactive situation could diverge from those obtained in a passive situation of assessment.

One main cause of low statistical power is a small number of nucleotide substitutions available to estimate divergence, a common situation when recently diverged species are being compared.

The diverging refinery situations are reflected in the wide gap in gasoline prices from one coast to the other.

While there is some truth to this, Simon [568] found the surprising fact that even in situations where perturbation theory diverges, one can have norm convergence of resolvents in a sector.

In the analysis of simulated data, we observed two kinds of situations where the optimization diverged from the true parameter values.

Meanwhile, the disadvantages are that the estimation performance may be inferior to the LOS-based algorithm in the LOS situation and the weight can diverge to infinity when the squared residual is close to zero.

Jane considers a fifth type of coevolutionary event, "Failure to diverge", accounting for situation where, following a host speciation event, the symbiont remains on each new host species without speciating.

A double-talk detector is incorporated into the proposed AEC to prevent the adaptive filter from diverging in double-talk situations.

Of particular concern are situations where the consequences of proportional shortfall diverge from public preferences.

Despite the similarity of their situations, the two companies have taken sharply diverging paths -- PG&E has put its utility into bankruptcy; Edison is hoping to negotiate its way out of the crisis.