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As the plates diverge from a mid-ocean ridge they slide on a more yielding layer at the base of the lithosphere.

BOLT may elevate translation to a new level by providing multi-turn bilingual complex conversation that does not diverge from context.

This can occur following a number of acquisitions of a similar nature that diverge from a company's mainstream operations.

Yoga doers possibly have many super abilities; however, each one possibly induces him to diverge from the way of practice.

Even after the avalanche of corporate scandals, it is still risky to suggest policies that diverge from corporate interests.

It doesn't make sense to have folks on an assembly line diverge from the efficient order and method of assembly.

But to begin this series, I'm going to diverge from this plan for just one article and prepare you for the journey ahead.

Uneven growth and widening imbalances are fueling the temptation to diverge from global solutions into uncoordinated actions.

for waht reasons might the actual prices of securities diverge from the prices that are predicted by the CAPM?

As a result, potential output can temporarily diverge from its underlying trends, making it even harder to estimate.

Miners' stock prices can diverge from gold for many reasons, making it challenging to find the best stocks as gold runs up.

Of course, the domain experts should object if these definitions diverge from the meanings accepted in the field.

But prices often diverge from cost and value and, in those cases, taxes can actually help steer resources toward more highly valued uses.

They diverge from the narrow focus that we have for the business so we discard them.

Notice that in all cases, the rays either diverge from or converge toward the foci.

In other words, the outcome is liable to diverge from the participants' intentions.

And the instant they diverge from the shaky ideal of "our group" , they are seen as betrayers.

I'm afraid our opinions diverge from each other on the subject of politics.

diverge Their interests diverge from ours.

Explains how to determine when your applications need to diverge from the default security policy.

I'm afraid our opinions diverge from a common starting point.

When we see policies that diverge from these goals, we owe it to ourselves and to the Taiwan people to speak out.

Chief executives are increasingly conscious of their personal brand and how it can diverge from the corporate brand.

Polls indicating whether South Koreans believe North Korea was responsible diverge from 40 per cent to 80 per cent.

The spokes of the wheel diverge from the nub.

We all know women who sharply diverge from this generalization.

It's in fact easier to find opinions that diverge from Planck's.

Just because you are pregnant doesn't mean you have to diverge from your vegetarian diet.

If emerging economies diverge from America's, monetary policy also needs to break free

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An effective algorithm for vehicle diverge from traffic flow

Slope---- v. I To diverge from the vertical or horizontal; incline

To diverge from the vertical or horizontal; incline: