Sentence examples for smaller divergence from inspiring English sources

Smaller values signify a smaller divergence and thus more similarity.

Freddie Mac, which has roughly the same spreads as Fannie Mae, has had a much smaller divergence between the two, which he said proves that the gap at Fannie Mae was related to its failure to hedge, not changes in the interest rate spread.

This "minimal" setting overcomes the problem of LDA that tends to merge similar classes with smaller divergence when used for multi-class data.

In comparison to results obtained without correction or with the standard "divergence source terms," our approach seems to yield more robust schemes with significantly smaller divergence errors.

Such limitation is incurred by the fact that LDA actually maximizes the average divergence among classes, whereby similar classes with smaller divergence tend to be merged in the subspace.

Figure S15 looks slightly improved over Figure S11, with smaller divergence for late positions in reads.

Many of the lineages found in our study area are at least 14% divergent from their closest relative (Tables S2 and S6 S7), although smaller divergences may also represent different species.

Seven of these widely distributed species displayed substantial genetic divergence (>2.4%) between North American and Argentinian populations, three displayed smaller divergences (1.5 2.4%), while the remaining 32 showed limited or no divergence.

Again, only a small divergence between the analytical and simulative solutions is noticeable.

Obviously the company's success there warmed the frozen hearts of our state's Liquor Control Board and allowed this small divergence from the status quo.

In conclusion, we report a high power and small divergence substrate emitting centered rectangular photonic-crystal quantum cascade laser.