1) Aberration 2) Departure 3) Deviation 4) Difference 5) Digression 6) Dispersion 7) Divarication 8) Divergency 9) Forking 10) Movement away 11) Radiation 12) Ramification 13) Separation 14) Variation
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1) Departure 2) Deviation 3) Difference 4) Disagreement 5) Discrepancy 6) Disparity 7) Dispersion 8) Dissimilarity 9) Divergency 10) Division 11) Driftage 12) Inconsistency 13) Nonuniformity 14) Rift 15) Split 16) Variance
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Movement of the eyes, turning away from each other.
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• (n.) Alt. of Divergency
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(from the article `animal behaviour`) ...independently evolve similar responses to similar environmental conditions—e.g., the similar body shapes of porpoises and sharks; the similar ... ...that share a common ancestor also share common DNA sequences derived from that ancestor. When one ancestral species splits into two, difference...
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(from the article `convergence and divergence`) in meteorology, the accumulation or drawing apart of air, as well as the rate at which each takes place. The terms are usually used to refer ...
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(from the article `infinite series`) ...becomes larger and larger, the series is said to converge. In this case, is called the sum of the series. An infinite series that does not ...
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scalar quantity div f associated at each point with a vector field quantity f, equal to the limit of the flux of the vector quantity which emerges from a closed surface, divided by the volume contained within the surface when all its geometrical dimensions become infinitesimal: where e
ndA is the vector surface element and V t...
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growth of a reaction rate with time
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the decrease of the amplitude of a specified electromagnetic wave at a point, due to the curvature of reflecting surfaces or to the space variations of refractive index, on the propagation path of the wave
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1. A moving or spreading apart or in different directions. ... 2. The spreading of branches of the neuron to form synapses with several other neurons. ... Origin: L. Di-, apart, + vergo, to incline ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(di-vur´jәns) a moving apart, or inclination away from a common point. adj., divergent, adj. .
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The expansion or spreading out of a vector field; usually said of horizontal winds. It is the opposite of convergence.
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The process by which two lithospheric plates separated by rifting move farther apart, with soft mantle rock rising between them and forming new oceanic lithosphere. See also convergence.
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Payments from fund or corporate cash flow. May include dividends from earnings, capital gains from s
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getting farther apart from a pointÂ
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The process by which a single reality becomes more than one upon reaching a certain point in time. At this point of divergence, an event occurs differently in each diverging reality, leading to a radically different chain of events in each one.
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Outflow of air as in an anticyclone.
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Horizontal outflow of wind from an area. In a surface divergence, outflow originates from the upper atmosphere.
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divergence 1. The action of diverging: moving off in different directions from the same point (called the point of divergence), so that the intervening distance continually increases. The opposite of convergence.2. The departure from each other of two paths, courses, modes of action, or processes; continuous departure or deviation from a standard o...
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A horizontal flow of water, in different directions, from a common center or zone; it is often associated with upwelling. Also see convergence.
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The divergence operation is performed on a vector and produces a scalar. The del operator followed bythe dot product operator is read as 'the divergence of' and is an operation performed on a vector. Inrectangular coordinates, ?· means the sum of the partial derivatives of the magnitudes in the x, y, and z directions with respect to the x, y, and ...
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divergency noun the act of moving away in different direction from a common point; `an angle is formed by the divergence of two straight lines`
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The flow of the wind resulting in a horizontal outflow of air from a region. The opposite of divergence is convergence.
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the act, fact, or amount of diverging: a divergence in opinion. · (in physics, meteorology, etc.) the total amount of flux escaping an infinitesimal volume at a point in a vector field, as the net flow of air from a given region. · a turning motion of the eyeballs outward in relation to each other. · the spreading of a stream of el...
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