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divergence美 [daɪ'vɜrdʒəns] 英 [daɪ'vɜː(r)dʒ(ə)ns] - n.分歧；发散；【数,物】散度；【生】趋异
- 网络三岔口；偏离；辐散
n. deviation,departure,discrepancy,disagreement,separation n. | 10. 【生物学】趋异; 【心理学】离散;【数、物】散度,开度;发散 10. 【生物学】趋异; 【心理学】离散;【数、物】散度,开度;发散 |
n. | 1. a difference between two or more things such as opinions or attitudes 2. deviation from something such as a typical pattern or expressed wish 3. the process of separating or moving apart to follow different paths or different courses 4. the amount by which something differs from something else, especially where such a difference is not expected 5. the development of different characteristics by organisms that come from the same ancestor, caused by the influence of different environments. 6. the characteristic of a series or sequence of numbers in which the value of the last term and the sum of the series are without limit. 7. a set of meteorological conditions in a given area in which the air expands and the net flow of air is out of the area, usually resulting in fair dry conditions 8. a condition in which only one eye is directed at the object of interest and the other is directed outwards 1. a difference between two or more things such as opinions or attitudes 2. deviation from something such as a typical pattern or expressed wish 3. the process of separating or moving apart to follow different paths or different courses 4. the amount by which something differs from something else, especially where such a difference is not expected 5. the development of different characteristics by organisms that come from the same ancestor, caused by the influence of different environments. 6. the characteristic of a series or sequence of numbers in which the value of the last term and the sum of the series are without limit. 7. a set of meteorological conditions in a given area in which the air expands and the net flow of air is out of the area, usually resulting in fair dry conditions 8. a condition in which only one eye is directed at the object of interest and the other is directed outwards |
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