Sentence examples for temporary divergence from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, there is still the firm belief among economists that financial assets are correctly priced because markets reflect all relevant information, while competition will iron out any "temporary divergence" between price and value.
Taking a temporary divergence, Final Fantasy XI used the PlayStation 2's online capabilities as an MMORPG.
Firms and workers would be less inclined to react to temporary divergences from the target by adjusting prices or demanding offsetting wage changes.
Lehmann & Diabaté [6] suggest that selection by larval predation and inter-form competition drove divergence between temporary and permanent freshwater habitats, possibly explaining the ecological discontinuity of the molecular forms (e.g. rice fields vs. surrounding savannas).
Whether or not the divergence between Germany and France is temporary, it poses some difficult questions.
From this point of view, as he and others have said, the divergence will not be a temporary phenomenon but permanent.
During the transition, upper-level divergence and outflow significantly decreased, resulting in temporary weakening of the typhoon.
The divergence between some of these has been attributed to temporary closure events of the Indonesian Throughflow, which presently connects the Indian and Pacific oceans.
Thus, multi-divergence point models may be better equipped to detect and quantitate temporary shifts in evolution.
The divergence between employment and GDP may be due to weather, seasonal adjustment, a temporary productivity reversal, or one of the two sets of data being wrong, most likely GDP, which will be revised up.
