Sentence examples for slowly diverging from inspiring English sources

Among the computed solutions, marginally stable and slowly diverging rotational behaviors exist and may offer interesting mission applications.

It seems that we can imagine Sanjay's and Ani's beliefs about the nature of fish and the members of the class of fish slowly diverging.

Recent analysis of these slowly diverging jets has shown that these instability waves radiate noise to the far field when the waves have components with phase velocities that are supersonic relative to the ambient speed of sound.

The genome-wide alignments of 9 or 15 insects enabled us to select suitable sequences for each candidate region separately, allowing for sequence variation of rapidly as well as slowly diverging miRNAs.

Rather, they appear to be among the most slowly diverging RPB1 genes (Fig 3).

In Microbiology, housekeeping genes are known to play a role in enhancing virulence of pathogens and they are studied to find potential drug targets [ 2, 3], while slowly diverging housekeeping genes are used in evolutionary studies to discriminate subspecies [ 4, 5].

Yet every amino-acid replacement will cause some distortion in the protein structure [ 52], and RSA values at homologous sites will slowly diverge with increasing sequence divergence [ 49].

These divergence time estimates suggest that after the initial colonization, three major lineages slowly diverged and radiation of each lineage began during late Miocene.

Much as Mr. Sante's "Resume" texts move apart after their topic sentence, Mr. Kline's tapes begin synchronized and slowly diverge.

As a satellite's orbit slowly diverges from its earlier prediction, these small deviations are measured by the reference stations on the ground and sent to a central control station for updating, he said.

Thus, WNV has continued to slowly diverge from precursor isolates as geographic distribution of the virus expanded.