Sentence examples for this divergence from from inspiring English sources

We suggest strategies that can help to attenuate this divergence from natural post-fire conditions.

Human children, for example, differ from chimpanzees in their tendency to over-imitate others and copy obviously useless actions; this divergence from our primate relatives sets up imitation as one of the important mechanisms underlying human decision making.

Given this divergence from standard semantic theories, one may wonder whether epistemic intensions deserve to be considered a kind of meaning.

But this divergence from traditional giving is working and has greater potential to spread its philanthropy both directly and indirectly.

This divergence from the original was criticised by some, including Anthony Sacramone of First Things, who called the film "an act of vandalism", noting the irony of how Cuarón had removed religion from P.D. James' fable, in which morally sterile nihilism is overcome by Christianity.

This divergence from previous models is echoed as well by the networks evolved in our simulations.

This indicates the divergence from the latest common ancestor of dermatophytes was later than the Aspergillus- Penicillium group.

This divergence emerges from the higher ionic radius of Th4+.

This divergence emerges from the higher ionic radius of Th4+ and the positioning of the actinide cations in the bc plane.

This gradual divergence from the language of Plato and Demosthenes was viewed as a species of linguistic decadence by an influential school known as the Atticists, who unceasingly castigated the use of Koine forms by writers.

Obviously the company's success there warmed the frozen hearts of our state's Liquor Control Board and allowed this small divergence from the status quo.