Another point of divergence with Pompeii is the industry that developed around mummies.

They had arrived by an oft-trodden path to an ancient point of divergence.

For some moments he stared at her, trying to get back to their point of divergence.

While, then, these two schools had so many grounds in common, where was their point of divergence?

Here comes the point of divergence; the fittest from among organisms whose variations arise mainly through use and disuse?

Turkey has also said it must have ultimate authority over the zone, another point of divergence with the United States.

Another point of divergence is, that the African elephant has only three nails on the hind feet, whereas the Asiatic has four.

If the ridge is entirely within the pattern area, the delta is located at the end nearer the point of divergence of the type lines.

His talents as a writer were great; he did not lack practical sagacity, and his opinions were Jefferson's almost without a single point of divergence.

In the campaign itself, similarities with the looming Irish election and points of divergence were evident.

The points of divergence were carefully determined.

But we are at a point of divergences with no noticeably privileged direction, but with many, many options.

The "drama" lies at the points of divergence.

One should not note the points of discrepancy in the remarks of another, or the points of divergence in opinion.

And the more recent opportunity of comparing a living Sumatran elephant with one from Bengal, has served to establish other though minor points of divergence.