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61 Thus, the server never does anything more complicated than the simple one-step diamond divergence (modulo some operation composition).

62 After the focal plane, the focused hollow beam propagated according to a constant angle of divergence, the DSS become larger, and the intensity become weaker.

63 Two types of keratoconus after PKP have remarkable divergence of post - operative corneal topography ( P 0.01 ).

64 For these, the thesis analyses the divergence between managerial accounting and financial account and irons out the divergence with leading "Enterprise Economic Value Added "(EEVA) in.

65 Adjust any divergence from the established norms and inform Production Manager accordingly.

66 His research mainly focuses on phonetic variation and change and the patterns of convergence and divergence in the Dutch language area.

67 From the focal distance formula of thin lens, the convergence and divergence nature of each kind of thin lens are discussed in different media.

68 OK,[www.Sentencedict.com] so we have somehow a connection between these which is the divergence theorem.

69 This divergence generates most of the whipsaw in a price chart.

70 Convergence and divergence of infinite series depend upon this concept.

71 The mode field half width, far field divergence half angle and beam propagation factor are the criterion of parameter descriptions and quality evaluations for the beam.

72 The squall line triggers in the case are the surface front, the low level convergence, and upper level divergence.

73 In this paper, the local estimates for the classical solutions of a class of equations and systems in divergence form is obtained by certain kind of function.

74 Over the past year, there has been substantial divergence in the fortunes of different sub-sectors of nonresidential construction.

75 Bond: February saw divergence of bond performance in the inter-bank market (down slightly) and the exchange market (up slightly).

76 The factors related to offset, such as spherical divergence, absorption changes caused by different transmission path.

77 The problem of divergence produced by using line-model to calculate the tension and coefficient of self-inductance of a circular current loop is discussed.

78 There have long been disputes about the time of origin of microbes that were quite prosperous in the Precambrian and the divergence time of metazoans .

79 The major causes of the divergence are that each scholar distinguishes the cases from his own view and that the theory of case grammar itself has some limits.

80 So[sentencedict.com], that's by the divergence theorem using the fact that S is a closed surface.

81 Based on the absorption of thin-film material resulting in heavy divergence between the theoretical curve and the measured curve, a method of layer-by-layer correction was .

82 At that part is actually math, namely, the divergence theorem.

83 There exists divergence as to such issue in academic circle as well as practical circle in China, of which a typical view is to hold no-fault liability.

84 The result indicates that the single pulse energy and the angle of divergence of output laser decrease, but the pulse width of output laser increases with the increase of the OPO cavity length.

85 The squall line triggers in the case are the surface front, the low level convergence, and the upper level divergence.

86 The tenor of the opening remarks reflects the divergence in the priorities of the two sides.

87 In practical application, it is an impendent need to use the far-field small divergence angle of laser beams.

88 Result The Eustachian tube ventilation resistance was found to have a large respective divergence ( 1.20～6.86 kPa ).

89 Using the background field method, find the one-loop divergence counter term of quantum gravity coupling scalar field in the framework of covariant quantization.

90 The problem of divergence associated the bootstrap algorithms is effectively alleviated, due to a fictitious noise compensation technique used.