Russian
расхождение 
Process of separation of a relatively homogeneous group into more distinct groups.
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Examples for "separation"
Examples for "separation"
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Payne asked, 'Haven't they heard of the separation of church and state?'
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However that may be, I soon rejected the ship thing; the separation.
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Mothers receiving separation allowances get a special mention in child neglect cases.
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The result is balanced audio with audible bass and great stereo separation.
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This is also a good time to discuss the possibility of separation.
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It's this poverty and segregation that leads to other, more dramatic problems.
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Potentially violent prisoners needed to be identified and housed in segregation areas.
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Think about what he saw growing up, the segregation in the south.
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Yet, 21st-century segregation exists overtly in our school systems, communities, and prisons.
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The segregation pattern in the family described here supports X linked inheritance.
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Last year, only 15 percent of its assortment qualified for free shipping.
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Everything was in good order; their assortment of machine tools was admirable.
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A glass case containing flashlights, maps, and an assortment of automotive paraphernalia.
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Over the years, she gave an assortment of reasons for her departure.
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Shoppers said the stores could not compete on assortment, price or location.
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However, polarization effects become very significant when a second ion is present.
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However, political polarization in the country would make it tight, he said.
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Investors are also concerned about the polarization of growth in emerging countries.
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EK: There are two basic problems caused by this kind of polarization.
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Many of their high-profile decisions avoided the polarization that defines Washington today.
Portuguese
discrepância Catalan
divergència Vector differential operator measuring the source or sink at a given point.
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China's great divergence New technology threatens existing revenues, making top-line growth difficult.
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For investors and commodity producers, recent price divergence constitutes a healthy development.
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Nevertheless, divergence in findings by analytic approach suggests caution when interpreting results.
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This approach revealed significant divergence among regulatory programs associated with fluconazole sensitivity.
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On executive remuneration there may be some divergence of opinion, Flaherty said.
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Results: Patterns of convergence and divergence in stakeholder perspectives emerged across themes.
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All molecular-dating methods require converting genetic divergence between sequences into absolute time.
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There has been much more divergence in equity and foreign exchange markets.
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But the consulship of Cicero made a wide divergence in their lives.
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That would help explain the divergence between the household and establishment surveys.
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Fire intervals determined the phenotypic divergence between growth forms in B. attenuata.
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The race divergence under the system of miseducation was fast getting wider.
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With distance came reproductive isolation resulting in divergence of the gene pools.
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Now divergence of ideas does not necessarily imply fighting at short range.
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Monetary policy divergence in the region did not make investors differentiate either.
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Thus there is a considerable divergence between Mr. Wallace and Mr. Mivart.
