Examples of using Diverged in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Even if opinions at time diverged, if cultures and tastes differed, the only thing that mattered was the reason they were there.
These populations diverged, but remained genetically close enough to be able to create fertile hybrids.
Despite the indisputable truth that our views diverged, I deeply revered his contribution to the renewed Hebrew language and literature.”.
The human lineage diverged from other apes over several million years,
a group of archaic humans who, along with Neanderthals, diverged from modern humans about half a million years ago.
the atmosphere is really strange, diverged many realities.
While no less aggressive and heavy than their older work, Brighter Than a Thousand Suns diverged musically in ways that led to controversy among listeners.
Or you could see the first time the two curves diverged, as shown on the left.
Airport Junction, where the new line diverged from the GWML, was also required.
tragédie en musique increasingly diverged from the form then dominating Italy, opera seria.
They then compared this with mitochondrial DNA from other populations- the difference between them reflects the time since the groups diverged.
alien animals- creatures whose ancestors diverged from the lineage that would lead to ours roughly 500 to 700 million years ago- have developed intelligence, emotions, and individual personalities.
It is also possible to estimate how long ago two living clades diverged- i.e. about how long ago their last common ancestor must have lived- by assuming that DNA mutations accumulate at a constant rate.
sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.
It is also possible to estimate how long ago two living clades diverged, in other words approximately how long ago their last common ancestor must have lived, by assuming that DNA mutations accumulate at a constant rate.
they“disobeyed,” they decided that these reforms diverged too far from the ideal of education in a democratic republic,
now the paths of the two countries diverged, and the hryvnia became the national currency.
It is possible to estimate how long ago two living clades diverged- i.e. approximately how long ago their last common ancestor must have lived- by assuming that DNA mutations accumulate at a constant rate.
It is also possible to estimate how long ago two living clades diverged- i.e. approximately how long ago their last common ancestor must have lived- by assuming that DNA mutations accumulate at a constant rate.
It is also possible to estimate how long ago two living clades diverged- i.e. about how long ago their last common ancestor must have lived- by assuming that DNA mutations accumulate at a constant rate.