Sentence examples for the divergent values from inspiring English sources
None of the divergent values that atheists have from time to time promoted has any essential connection with atheism, or with science.
I married a social worker, and have started to appreciate the divergent value systems that honor the businessperson very differently than the highly personal, sometimes life-changing impact of a social worker.
The divergent value, determined from the V – U ratio, can then be given less weight in light of the good agreement of the other values.
The groundwater samples falling along the LEL, are the most divergent values relative to EMWL and usually enriched in both δ18O and δD.
Regarding amylopectin gelatinization temperatures, IR64 had significantly higher values in 1To, 1Tp and 1Te than Nipponbare, whereas the RILs exhibited divergent values.
That means that the auditor could accept wildly divergent values of the same asset in differing audits.
Through these deliberations, many people have come to realize that organ transplant can be an acceptable and promising medical therapy so long as the donor's human rights are protected, and that the policy can protect the common good by tolerating divergent values and allowing individual choice of death criteria at the time of organ donation.
A Pew Research Center American values survey released this week offers fascinating insights into how racially divergent values and the changing racial compositions of political parties influence our politics.
These quantitative techniques mainly vary in the properties evaluated, thus yielding divergent values of crystallinity for a given sample.
Surveying the post-cold-war landscape, Mr. Huntington described radically different civilizations with radically divergent values — most specifically, those of the secular West and of the Islamic world.
The chief hindrances were numerous structures, divergent values among stakeholders, frequent turnover of personnel and team leaders; lacking staff supervision and miscommunication.
