Examples of using Diverged in English and their translations into Danish
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This species and others such as Dryopithecus existed before the hominid line diverged on the path to humans.
the muscles are tightened diverged to the normal position.
Prices diverged and we had a very different price in Ireland
We must, on the contrary, believe that when the five vertebrate classes diverged from their common progenitor the sexes had already become separated.
To accommodate the needs of smaller and less complex institutions, the second Commission consultative document of February 2001 diverged on specific issues from the Basle consultative document.
In their fear of sinful disobedience, many Puritans saw the devil at work in the actions of those who diverged from their lifestyle.
he has diverged into distinct races,
Although some positions diverged, I think that we were agreed on many important points, and shall agree tomorrow when
The scale of the fall in employment over the period 1989-1992 has diverged be tween the four countries,
It has diverged so little from Old Norse,
Because of these details, many universes diverged from one to another, but even today,
Opinions diverged as to the best way of achieving this aim, and as to whether regulatory intervention
has diverged from the expected 12 to 13 m to 17.5 m.
enlightenment but our paths diverged after a disagreement tore the fabric of that unity.
But the researchers' role developed more and more towards that of"change agents" and diverged more and more from the original aims.
the United States have to some extent diverged.
Using X-rays one could see the original sketches below the paint and these often diverged from the finished painting.
Depending on how far two species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor,
thanks to the electric charge present in that diverged by the electromagnetic field.
which is supposed not to have diverged much in character,