From morphological, mitochondrial, and nuclear genetic studies, it has not been fully resolved what species diverged first in the waterbird assemblage (fig. 1).
While widely diverging, what these technologies and methods have in common is their accessibility and potential for furthering our understanding of crime and criminal behavior.
That is, that aikido practitioners who focus on aikido's roots in traditional jujutsu or kenjutsu are diverging from what Ueshiba taught.
They range from differences within the 68-member, anti-Islamic State (IS) alliance over what constitutes terrorism to diverging political priorities to varying degrees of willingness to tacitly employ jihadists to pursue geopolitical goals.
The two versions of what happened there diverge sharply.
"And when interests diverge, what happens to relations between the two tiers of BBC governance?
According to a source with knowledge of the startup's path to a sale, who spoke to TechCrunch on the condition of anonymity, it was very close to raising a £5 million Series A in the fall of 2016 before the company's founders walked away for "ethical reasons," although the source declined to diverge what these were.
After each assessment occasion, the OTs note whether they have followed the study protocol and in what ways they diverged from it, along with the reason for any non-adherence.
Socio-analysis introduces an ethico-political dimension to the social sciences, to sociology and to sociological critique [ 51]. qIn what follows we diverge from the Bourdieuan orthodoxy, which suggests symbolic violence, and not just symbolic power, can be both legitimate and illegitimate.
Both Hobbes and Bourdin, then, are challenging Descartes' characterization of what it is actually like to dream and it should be clear that these diverging statements about what we do (or do not) typically dream about are at least in principle open to empirical investigation.
