Sentence examples for the divergence on from inspiring English sources

For example, he interpreted that a seal was more closely related to a horse than to a whale because "the divergence on the lineage that led to the horse is only one up from the seal" (see Fig. 4).

It is likely that the divergence on policies about origin statement of multi-provenance foods is triggered by the diverging interests between two competing business models: (1) production with local or high-quality ingredient and (2) production with low-quality ingredients imported from another country.

The divergence on how to handle the euro crisis between Germany (and allies such as Finland and the Netherlands), and a group led by France and Italy suggests an obvious compromise.

As a consequence, the formula we obtain contains an infinite-dimensional generalized functional in the sense of Schwartz, defined in terms of Hida's renormalization of the squared derivative of B and in terms of the local time of X at 0. We also compute the divergence on the Wiener space of a class of vector fields not taking values in the Cameron Martin space.

For later reference, it will also be useful to see the divergence on a fundamental level.

Furthermore, the lineages seem to be reproductively isolated, as implied by the divergence on nuclear microsatellites in the putative contact zone, despite the lack of any obvious geographic barriers, partly fulfilling requirements of the biological species concept [ 58, 59].

The divergence of opinion on Mr. Erdogan, a Fenerbahce member and former soccer player, between fans and the club's management reflects the corruption scandal's rekindling of widespread public discontent that exploded last summer on Taksim Square.

The degree of sensitivity to TF perturbation also affects the contribution of the divergence of TFs on trans divergence.

The divergence of isolated populations on islands?

The paper wanted me to comment on the divergence of opinion between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.

Thus, the bound is on the divergence of the sphere, for which we can use the bounds introduced before.