If we could figure out how to put those nutrients toward 3D printing that could make a big impact on production and sustainability measures. Another option would be to produce food at places like refugee camps where often the foods shipped in are quite different from what the refugees are accustomed to eating.
diverge verb [I]. âº to âfollow a different âdirection, or to be or âbecome different: They âwalked along the âroad together until they âreached the âvillage, but then âtheir âpaths diverged. Although the two âorganizations have âworked together for many âyears, âtheir âobjectives have diverged ârecently.
The point where two things split off from each other is called a divergence. When you're walking in the woods and face a divergence in the path, you have to make a choice about which way to go. A divergence doesn't have to be a physical split â it can also be a philosophical division. The divergence of opinion between a school board and a group of parents might cause such a heated argument that the students at the meeting are obviously better behaved than the adults.