| 词汇 | example_english_divergent |
| 释义 | Examples of divergentThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The two approaches have been on increasingly divergent paths for several decades, to their mutual detriment and despite overlapping areas of inquiry. The number of local organizations is positively correlated with the number of groups with divergent goals, objectives, and interests. Moreover, the experimental economies did not exhibit divergent inflationary paths in cases of deficit values and initial conditions for which least-squares did not converge. Other countries have very divergent scores with either cash benefits or health care services exhibiting higher decommodification levels. But here the wildly divergent contents of mystical experiences, even those induced by quite similar techniques, are alone enough to put us on our guard. Given the divergent interests of computer equipment producers and telecoms equipment producers concerning trade liberalization, the equipment producers could not organise strong support for reform. A comparison of the two communities' social structures clearly shows their divergent economic orientations. Cervical grooves deep oval pits, generally followed by shallow divergent depressions. Bilinguals' divergent thinking routing of information exchange between both lexicons and concepts. Due to the curvature of the virtual wall, the wider cell becomes more divergent. With nearly half of all constituencies contested, the election dramatically confirmed the extent to which divergent religious sensibilities provoked opposing political affiliations. Depending on whether the mapping is modal or non-modal, or is convergent, one-to-one, or divergent, six possible mapping types exist. The topic prompted divergent individual responses rather than a convergent collective endeavor, even among the supporters of the interests of natural science. The predicted patterns of occurrence of convergent and divergent species pairs in the three habitat patterns differ. It is apparent that the previously identified regulatory phosphorylation sites are highly conserved across widely divergent vertebrate species. Bilinguals' divergent thinking of more sophisticated processing during which truly creative ideas may be generated. One of these tensions may have derived from the divergent ways in which different social strata internalised the nation's past. As stated above, there is evidence for divergent pathways from experiences of trauma. A consequence of this is that a term that has an infinite reduction but never loses the ability to converge is not divergent. In other words, even if governments, forced by external factors, tend to run similar macroeconomic policies, they are likely to pursue divergent supply-side economic strategies. At the same time, cultural influences and different welfare-state models continue to produce divergent national patterns. Finally, the data for the subjects who were excluded on the basis of their divergent reading profiles is now considered. Two clusters of factors account for the divergent responses of union leaders. The divergent patterns for words and gestures in parental input implies that there is little shared variance associated with these two communicative modalities. Potential errors in the fish points association give rise to incoherent or divergent length and weight estimations, which can be eliminated by postprocessing filters. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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