Sentence examples for Gradual convergence from inspiring English sources

And that will mean a gradual convergence of two sides of a stock market that has suffered from a unique split personality.

The gradual convergence of the two narratives is satisfying, but when, at the climax, Tomm beans an intruder with a baseball, bathos threatens.

He talked of "the vision of a united Europe, to be reached through the gradual convergence of living standards, the deepening of democracy, and the flowering of a truly European culture".

It is a stage of development in the union whose purpose is to facilitate economic co-operation among its members, to create relationships that strengthen the common endeavour to grow, to achieve gradual convergence of their economies and to better exploit the opportunities presented by shared objectives and the abolition of borders.

The mandatory bid rule had been "widely adopted across the different groups of countries by 2004". Member States agree that the "equal treatment rule constitutes a fundamental principle of corporate law". There is also gradual convergence towards the adoption of the "squeeze out" rules.

He writes thatThe shift towards more state-directed capitalism which has taken place across much of the emerging world since 2008, has undermined one of the key defining features of emerging markets as a distinct asset class, namely the gradual convergence of EM governance regimes towards so-called Anglo-Saxon norms.

As time has gone on, however, his two bands have undergone a gradual stylistic convergence: as with Real Estate at their best (see last year's Atlas), the songs on this fifth album sound deceptively lightweight on the surface, but their air of carefree serenity is undercut with tugs of melancholy.

There is a gradual but inexorable convergence between these hitherto disparate disciplines.

We model the shaping of a pot as a gradual and progressive convergence of the pot-profile to the shape of the user׳s hand represented as a point-cloud (PCL).

We model the shaping of a pot as a gradual and progressive convergence of the pot's profile to the shape of the user's hand represented as a point-cloud (PCL).

So his comments today — about increasing commonality between Chrome and Android — suggest Google is still building a gradual path towards convergence (as Schmidt said it was in 2011).