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divergence (A moving apart or separation. On computer displays, divergence occurs when the red, green, and blue electron beams in a color monitor do not collectively light the same spot on the screen. Within a program, such as a spreadsheet, divergence can occur when a circular set of formulas is repeatedly recalculated (iterated), with the results of each iteration moving further from a stable solution); matching discrepancy (Any type of variance that is detected when a vendor invoice is matched to a purchase order and a packing slip. This may include variances in price, quantity, and miscellaneous charges); variance (The difference between two values, such as the difference between estimated and actual expenses) |
