Sentences with word «convergence»

I don't know that I have ever experienced the middle dot of complete convergence of social acceptance and personal freedom.

His work reflects quite clearly ideas of convergence in nature and art.

This will be done by noting six important points of convergence between the two.

At a global scale, several studies identified large - scale convergence zones of plastic debris due to the major ocean currents.

This is an instance of where the pivot level can be utilized in convergence with the day by day central pivot.

Whether we have confidence in that signal depends on convergence in the agreement of seasonal signals from the models, their representation of current climate etc..

But that's the point: Job seekers should look for convergence points and use that information to inform their search.

Due to the nature of dog breeding, top stud dogs tend to spread their genes widely, and therefore, become the central convergence points for bringing families together in ancestral pedigree analysis.

Still, sales trends agree that size is a virtue for most smartphone buyers today, especially as convergence keeps more tablets permanently in the kitchen or living room.

«We're beginning to see convergence between what users need and science can deliver,» she said.

This niche market is one of «lifestyle» computing and digital convergence.

«It's the only convergence device we looked at that allows real estate sales associates to be fully operational in the field,» he observes.

He is passionate about convergence of technology, marketing, and analytics.

But the reality of trans - media convergence is that we have, up to now, been mostly incapable of even making good cross-platform ports of our best gaming experiences.

The government recognise the risks that come from increasing convergence between gambling and computer games.

Major underlying themes are convergence among regions, capacity building and increased cultural and social interactions, with a substantial reduction in regional differences in per capita income.

Even more rarely have we seen such convergence in the findings.

This allows for a dynamic dialogue that serves to build consensus and convergence towards sound competition policy principles across the global antitrust community.

Also, there now is an international convergence toward the American way of doing science, he adds.

It's what's called convergence, a development of somewhat analogous systems independently.

That's why the greatest threat of the scandal convergence comes from inside.

This new convergence will be the topic of this series of columns.

Industry pundits might not agree upon much, but there is a fair bit of convergence around the set of equity factors that have historically been rewarded.

This is a vital part of the decision making process but comes with a degree of industry caution about the need for greater convergence of operating systems.

This is a recipe for a global convergence on sustainable conduct.

To do this they must meet certain conditions known as «convergence criteria».

This facility is an example of how convergence also means that our scientists have access to the best possible tools.

This consequently changes the moisture flux convergence over land leading to changes in the length and the distribution of daily rain rates over the duration of the wet season.

And through online shopping, you can find the perfect convergence of coverage and cost.

Much of the rupture was along a region with very limited plate convergence.

For instance, with 100 input neurons, two or three convergence neurons are all you need; adding a fourth doesn't improve efficiency.

I like convergence when it actually works, and this Android job sounds like it works.

Overall build quality is suffering, internet browsing has never improved and the lack of audio bucks the trend of technological convergence.

The lens employs an innovative concept to redirect X-rays over a wide range of angles, making a high convergence power.

The complex issue requires further clarification and further convergence of opinions.

So there is an interesting convergence here between constraints, both from nature and from the computing world.

However, eLearning conferences provide a unique convergence of networking, learning, and fun.

Yes, there's a name for this rare convergence of holidays.

Then you can plan your specific online marketing and convergence strategies to target relevant content to your specific target market.

The default mode provides 1080p / 30 fps with accurate exposure and white balance in all conditions, and fast convergence under changing lighting conditions.

Some measure gender progress by whether such convergence does take place.

Essential Question: Why does convergence journalism make a story more powerful?

I see this as a natural convergence between the two contracting models that could be of benefit to both the customer and the service provider.

Major underlying themes are economic and cultural convergence and capacity building, with a substantial reduction in regional differences in per capita income.

The rapid convergence of technologies that has become part of everyday life includes mobile phones and tablets, downloadable apps, embedded sensors and Wi - Fi internet connectivity.

So, while there is a divergence problem for the 20th century, there is also a «convergence problem» for the 19th century.

But a deal at the top was always going to unravel without a real convergence of people active in progressive politics at the grassroots.