Sentence examples for the only divergence from inspiring English sources

This year the only divergence from the standard repertory is this rarely performed tale of political and personal intrigue in 15th-century Venice, which is being mounted for the company's general director, the tenor Plácido Domingo, as he takes another step on his controversial path through Verdi's baritone roles.

Portland Avenue, Gladstone's main street, is the only divergence from this naming convention.

In contrast, the only divergence inferred to have taken place entirely in the Phanerozoic was that between Giraudyopsis stellifera (Chrysomerophyceae) and Antarctosaccion applanatum (lognormal priors: mean  = 72 Ma, 95% CI  = 137 20 Ma; exponential priors: mean  = 68 Ma, 95% CI  = 131 20; Fig. 2, node P; Table 2).

The only divergence estimate reported in a Hox-derived gene was calculated between two close species (D. melanogaster and D. simulans) in bcd [ 41].

The only divergence time estimate existent for species in the widely studied nymphalid genus Danaus, to which the famed monarch butterfly belongs (D. plexippus), corresponds to the divergence between the sister species D. plexippus and D. erippus, which based on molecular clock estimates are suggested to have split about 2 Mya [ 67].

In the case of a rotor with a mass-point, only divergence instability of the rotor motion can be observed.

The plate may have both flutter and divergence type instabilities when the force is non-conservative, although it may have only divergence type instabilities when the force is conservative.

In coding regions, the combination of information coming from both, divergence and polymorphism data, confirms and refines the evolutionary trends previously inferred using only divergence data.

The only slight divergence from the normality assumptions inherent in the model was that the residuals had a longer left tail than expected.

It is found that optimal energy conservation can be achieved by properly constructed Runge Kutta methods in which only divergence and advective forms for the convective term are used.

Three classification performance measures when using only divergence features are shown for the discrimination of N-signal containing and N-signal-free proteins (yeast curated ortholog sets).