The general form of pattern properties change with decreasing or increasing rainfall according to SW fragmentation levels reached at equilibrium, which revealed a non-linear configuration with three divergence points.
It was found that the three divergence-cleaning methods studied suffer from, among other problems, spurious oscillations in the magnetic energy, which is attributed to the non-locality introduced by the loss of hyperbolicity in the equations.
In (Balsara and Kim 2004), three divergence-cleaning schemes and one CT scheme were applied to the same test problem of supernova-induced MHD turbulence in the interstellar medium.
The three divergence dating analyses (A1, A2, A3) produced largely congruent phylogenetic topologies (Additional file 5).
Chimeras with m=2, 3 and 4 in three divergence ranges (90 95%, 95 97% and 97 99%) were identified, for a total of nine bins, each containing 100 simulated chimeras.
The MM models included three divergence time estimates for the split of L. a. arthemis from the lineage leading to L. a. astyanax and L. a. arizonensis, each of which included two divergence time estimates of L. a. astyanax and L. a. arizonensis.
The fifteen Geraniaceae taxa all show enhanced divergence at cox1 synonymous sites compared to all other rosids examined, but to markedly different extents, falling into three divergence groups (Fig. 2).
Despite the high correlations, reflecting the informativeness of the genome-scale sequence alignment, the three divergence time analyses differ in their absolute age estimates for Placentalia, as well as for many other intrinsic clades.
It's been widely noted that this award, which the D.G.A. has been bestowing since 1948, has failed to coincide with the best-director Oscar only six times (Michelle McCue helpfully outlines the six divergences).
