Sentence examples for with a diverging from inspiring English sources

Churchill paints a landscape for the President, sings for him, and agonizes when his notes go unanswered; Roosevelt teases him in front of Stalin, criticizes him to reporters, and eventually breaks his heart with a diverging vision of the postwar world.

This paper studies group selection for the partially linear model with a diverging number of parameters.

The tibias treated with a diverging screw pattern failed with extra-articular fractures.

Vegetation quality increased slightly during the investigated period with a diverging trend between urban and rural areas.

Most injection moulded or extruded structures however, exhibit non-uniform fibre orientation states across the final parts, with a diverging variety of different local fibre orientation states.

First of all, what has been said so far implies the necessity of re-scaling the martingale with a diverging sequence in order to obtain a non-trivial limit.

While being amongst the acts commonly credited with introducing a diverging sound from glam metal in the world of hard rock music, the greatest success was Guns N' Roses, originally formed from a fusion of bands L.A. Guns and Hollywood Rose, who released the best-selling début of all time, Appetite for Destruction (1987).

For low values of p, the community with uniform abundance has a diverging behavior, with much greater distances between assemblies, suggesting that distances over 120 000 could indicate that the community has indeed a uniform abundance distribution.

The convolution of the twin image with an impulse response having a diverging curvature produces a defocus, thereby reducing the twin image effects.

While for the high-density urban area in (sub tropical climates such as Hong Kong where there is a desire for more wind, a diverging passage with α = 150° is a better choice to promote ventilation at the pedestrian level.

That is, spumaretroviral modules lost the GPY/F motif, substituting it with a highly diverged KT/SP motif.