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diverge from (something)

To separate from something and travel in a different direction. Be careful to stay on the highway and not get onto one of the roads that diverge from it. The ranger warned us not to diverge from the paved trails.
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diverge from something

to move in a different direction from something. Her line of thinking diverged from generally accepted thought on this point. The driveway diverges from the main road beyond the fence, straight ahead.
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Saddle-Tap Tee Sizes Tested D2 (Common) D1 (Branch) Area Ratio Throat Radius mm (in.) mm (in.) [(D1/D2).sup.2] (R/D1) 356 (14) 102 (4) 0.082 0.099 152 (6) 0.184 0.131 203 (8) 0.327 0.096 254 (10) 0.510 0.100 305 (12) 0.735 0.083 305 (12) 102 (4) 0.111 0.099 152 (6) 0.250 0.131 305 (12) 1.000 0.083 203 (8) 102 (4) 0.250 0.099 203 (8) 1.000 0.096 The fittings were tested both for converging and diverging flows.
If two-phase flow was predicted in the entire diverging section, the isentropic homogeneous equilibrium (IHE) model (Nakagawa et al.
The first book on conjunctive water management, Common Waters, Diverging Streams describes how the policy came into existence, how it is practiced, what it does and does not accomplish, and how institutional arrangements affect its application.
Group 1C formed the largest cluster, with 22 strains diverging by 0% to 3.8% (0-27 nt, bootstrap 80%).
Because corporations are struggling to deal with resource constraints, diverging business goals and the requirement to assimilate new technology, the XS40 is an easy-to-install and maintain network appliance that satisfies both application and network groups and supports current and pending security standards out-of-the-box.
The advantage of reading The Education Gap and Catholic Schools together is in being able to appreciate their use of diverging research strategies.
These are different questions and reflect radically diverging perspectives on life and what it means to live as if we were part of all that is.
Winners and losers will be diverging in the next three years as the stronger property/casualty companies take business and talent from the weaker companies, Zwiener said.
Sweet and his co-authors try to include too much in their book, often diverging into other areas, but when they begin to recount operations, the book becomes enjoyable.
The article also has two rearwardly diverging bend lines starting at about the beginning point of the main rear bend line.
We chart a course, as we always have, that roughly parallels the course of the church, sometimes diverging, sometimes converging, ever conscious of our canonical charge to report on what is, to tell the common stories, to provide a prophetic voice for what ought to be.
In the case of a diverging die, the changing value of the outer diameter swell is smaller than that in the case of a converging die.
The poem presents a narrator recalling a journey through a woods, when he had to choose which of two diverging roads to travel.
The reasonable thing to do was to create landmarks, so Eudoxus drew imaginary lines diverging out from the pole star, and other imaginary lines meeting the first set at right angles.
Before Gorbachev, Soviet officialdom found it difficult to entertain any notion about diverging trends within the Soviet alliance and was particularly resistant to the idea that nationalism plays any role within the East bloc.