Between the 1920s and 1960s the electoral map was more uniform than before or since.The return of the split reflects the diverging economic experiences of the two halves of the country.
So what is the common thread that weaves together their vastly diverging experiences?
Coming to long-run equilibrium relationship,18 we find the presence in a few cases,19 while absence in remaining cases.20 On the contrary, we have diverging experience in the context of short-run Granger causality between innovation and per capita economic growth.
At Danspace this week, they reunite to present their own work and a collaborative duet, "Corridors," in which they explore their relationship as dancers and friends through the diverging and interweaving paths of their experiences.
Namely, they find that immigrants' and natives' wage profiles diverge with on-the-job experience.
These four processes combine into four learning styles: Converging (abstract conceptualization mode and active experimentation mode), Accommodating (concrete experience mode and active experimentation mode), Diverging (concrete experience mode and reflective observation mode) and Assimilating (abstract conceptualization mode and reflective observation mode).
In this way, the observed mortality curve begins to diverge from the aging experiences of individuals within the population.
Where the German and the UK experience diverges markedly is in the energy apparent in Germany to develop an industrial strategy based on modern manufacturing industries, combined with an education system that vigorously promotes high-quality apprenticeships through Duales Studium.
The experiences of poor, unmarried, minority or immigrant mothers and their children are much different and, arguably, are diverging from the experiences of the "typical" native born, white, middle-class child in America.
To the extent that their aesthetics diverged, they experienced separate difficulties.
