divergence
perbedaan
definition
noun
the divergence between primates and other groups
the process or state of diverging.
Our example here is technical in nature, but some traders use a P / E ratio or other fundamental factors to measure correlation and divergence .
the inner product of the operator del and a given vector, which gives a measure of the quantity of flux emanating from any point of the vector field or the rate of loss of mass, heat, etc., from it.
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This 'divergence' of view is neither surprising nor unusual.
This model should prove useful for estimating 'divergence' times when substitution rates vary across lineages.
Doubts about recession and the model lineup have produced a 'divergence' in investor opinion over BMW.
Another controversial subject with respect to time estimates is that of 'divergence' times for higher primates.
the 'divergence' between primates and other groups
Personally, I think that the two pendulums, convergence and 'divergence' will continue to swing.
The 'divergence' of views suggests a marked lack of consensus at the Bar on how complaints of this nature should be dealt with.
'divergence' theorem
Of course, for any flow we might induce in water, with pipes or otherwise, the total 'divergence' will always be exactly zero.
significant areas of 'divergence'
To cause an unnecessary 'divergence' of public opinion is the most abnormal way to run the administration.
a fundamental 'divergence' of attitude
There I encountered a marked 'divergence' of views.
The rates of 'divergence' that were simulated are within the range observed in the analyzed data of the 12 families studied.
The jury is out on gold, and I have seldom seen such a 'divergence' of opinion - if you cut out the World Gold Council, that is.
In contrast, the synchronic approach would provide estimation of the rate of 'divergence' between populations.
Some people reading these stories say: ‘Oh, if there's a 'divergence' of medical opinion on this, we better be careful.’
Atmospheric 'divergence' typically occurs where airflow is moving away from the centre of a pressure system.
Furthermore, there is often a degree of functional 'divergence' between the X- and Y-linked genes.
This 'divergence' of interests is manageable, but it is also fundamental.
A more accurate estimate of the speed of 'divergence' can be made using the following more modern proof.
As the generation time increases, the evolutionary rate slows and 'divergence' stabilizes.
The evolutionary process of this 'divergence' , however, is not well understood.
In contrast, 'divergence' between closely related species is not affected by recombination.
Our example here is technical in nature, but some traders use a P / E ratio or other fundamental factors to measure correlation and 'divergence' .
There is a clear 'divergence' of view as to how Mrs LM came to sign this document.
The book is filled with countless examples of companies that tried convergence instead of 'divergence' , and were unsuccessful.
This 'divergence' of views highlights the difficulties entailed in prevention and intervention, notably in the legal field.
'divergence' of opinion
Your Honour, but quite clearly, there is, in fact, a 'divergence' of recent view.
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