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However, as was first demonstrated in amphibians, it is now recognized that mechanisms directing the specification of PGCs can diverge even within a single clade.
This means, first, that the form of the theory can diverge from the "machine table" specifications of machine state functionalism.
This represents a first attempt to advance current Service-Oriented specifications for decoupled hypermedia to cover the heterogeneity of potentially diverging system behaviours.
Using a common estimator and the different specifications proposed leads to the result that efficiency rankings across papers can diverge quite significantly, with several countries being highly efficient in one specification and highly inefficient in another.
(These losses include warranty costs, nonrepeating customers, and other problems resulting from performance failure). Taguchi then compares such losses to two alternative approaches to quality: on the one hand, simple conformance to specifications, and on the other, a measure of the degree to which parts or products diverge from the ideal target or center.
These data show that the PGC specification role of vasa has diverged between Oncopeltus and the Holometabola, and suggest that Oncopeltus PGCs may form in the absence of maternally supplied germ plasm.
Their viewpoints frequently diverge.
From there accounts diverge.
Here the stories diverge.
