0 to be different, or to develop in a different way -- rozchodzić się
1 to go in different directions -- rozchodzić się
Slight variations in resource procurement and / or paste preparation may be inferred to have caused them to diverge from the reference-group profiles.
One fears, then, that the direction of its meaning will diverge in future cases from the direction of the justifications.
Forms that diverge are devalued by the dominant ideologies.
Facial suture with strongly diverging anterior branch, strongly curved toward axis when reaching anterior border.
For chaotic systems, even states that are infinitesimally different in their initial specifications will, with some degree of rapidity, diverge in their future evolutions.
Definitions are drawn from existing theories when possible, but may diverge where alignment among theories is needed.
Comparable units (bridge : future, men : wolves) partially converge and partially diverge, exhibiting "fractional congruence" - by-degrees likeness-unlikeness between text-partials.
Our ancestries are separated by at least a billion years, during which time our respective genetic determinants of ageing are likely to have diverged dramatically.
