divergence

Converse of object

• reveal: This consistent approach aims to reveal the divergence in their processes.
• grow: This growing divergence was mostly caused by the Royal Navy's demands.
• explain: This lack of training may go some way to explaining that divergence.
• avoid: Working together It is important that eLib projects work together in relevant areas to ensure interoperability and avoid unnecessary divergence.
• prevent: The EP's decision makers want to prevent even wider divergences in the VAT rates of the member states.
• show: For instance, the method by which parallel examples of social customs were established showed little real divergence.

Adjective modifier

• evolutionary: Each edge of the tree has a certain amount of evolutionary divergence associated with it, defined by the distance between the data items.
• marked: Within the responses there was a marked divergence of views on most issues.
• considerable: There is considerable divergence in the other receptor binding domain.
• genetic: By measuring genetic divergence between populations using molecular markers, I hope to relate this host specificity to the process of incipient speciation.
• wide: With Level 8 theses, cases of wide divergence of marking were noted.
• significant: The most significant divergence has been the use of singular object names.

Modifies a noun

• theorem: Using the divergence theorem we obtain where is a unit vector normal to the surface, .
• angle: The divergence angle on transmit allows the units to be used without a tripod.

Noun used with modifier

• drift: Limited littoral drift is reported on beaches between the rivers Hamble and Itchen, with a drift divergence between Victoria Park and Hamble Common.
• beam: Prevent the use of any external optics that could decrease the beam divergence or its diameter.
• sequence: We found evidence that recombination contributed to sequence divergence within at least one gene locus.

Preposition: in

growth: Summer 2001 Can differences in industrial structure explain divergences in regional economic growth?

Preposition: of

• opinion: They work in a system where no divergence of opinion is allowed.
• view: There was also a clear divergence of views among young people.