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The method entails the modelling of asteroids as convex polyhedra with triangular facets, and computing the mass and inertial properties through the divergence theorem and Green's theorem.

The most important aspect of R&D investment is the externality (spillovers) which has been studied through the divergence between the social and private returns of production process.

The weights of divergence edges signify the relative abundances of alternative transcripts passing through the divergence node.

Because of the conserved nature of the plastome, evidence of this intracellular HGT has been preserved through the divergence of thousands of species, originating perhaps in the late Eocene (Rapini et al. 2007).

Self-compatible species have evolved at least twice through the divergence from a self-incompatible outcrossing ancestor similar to C. grandilflora (2n = 2x = 16), resulting in the recent C. rubella (2n = 2x = 16; divergence time 50 200, 000 years [ 40, 41]) and C. orientalis (2n = 2x = 16; divergence time unknown, but believed to be older than C. rubella [ 38]).

For the other R1 homologues, allelic relationships are not clear, and they may have arisen through duplication after the divergence of R1 and r1.

In bacteria, group II introns are thought to be tolerated to some extent because they self-splice and preferential home to sites outside of function genes, generally within intergenic regions or in other mobile genetic elements (Simon et al., 2008), through mechanisms including the divergence of DNA target specificity to prevent target site saturation (Mohr et al., 2010).

To our knowledge, the treatment of Van Doorn and Weissing (2001) is the only coherent study where the evolution of ecological differentiation through evolutionary branching and the divergence of mating preferences through Fisherian runaway selection is systematically investigated, both analytically and by means of computer simulations.

Although the precise mechanisms through which BMP2 governs the divergence of chondrogenesis and osteogenesis remain to be fully understood, blocking endochondral ossification during BMP2-induced cartilage formation may have practical significance for cartilage tissue engineering.

At the same time the beam width and the divergence through the prisms could be kept low, allowing lower losses and a shorter inter-prism separation, therefore a shorter cavity with higher maximal pulse repetition rate.

In such case, the estimation of insertion date is not possible through the comparison of the divergence between both LTRs.