Sentence examples for a complex convergence from inspiring English sources

15– 16 It is now apparent that the underlying mechanism of FSHD involves a complex convergence of both genetic and epigenetic events.

Hypoxia ischemia is thought to be the final common end point for a complex convergence of events; some of these events are genetically determined and some are triggered by an in utero (but not necessarily intrapartum) stressor.

But the full explanatory power of the theory lies in its ability to synthesize several seemingly unrelated lines of current research in a way that permits a complex convergence of these lines with preliminary studies of the effects of integral meditation techniques.

The CONVERGENCE Simulation Architecture enables, for the first time, full-system, mixed-level and mixed-domain simulation, enabling continuous analysis and verification of the increasingly complex convergence designs from concept to implementation.

Figure 4c represents the most complex convergence process.

Educated at Stanford and MIT, with 20 years at AT&T and Lucent Technologies lu behind her, she appears to be exactly what HP was looking for someone who can navigate through the complex convergence that is bringing together computers and telecommunications.

Educated at Stanford and MIT, with 20 years at AT&T and Lucent Technologies behind her, she appears to be exactly what HP was looking for someone who can navigate through the complex convergence that is bringing together computers and telecommunications.

We also prove that these series converge to a complex function, in a given convergence radius that we calculate.

The disadvantage is its demand for computing effort and its complexity that may lead to loss of convergence in a complex engineering analysis.

I will now describe the second point of the theory: if evolution is based on interactions, then a trait arises not by sequential addition of one change at a time, each serviceable on its own, but by gradual stabilization of the trait as a complex whole by a process of convergence on the population level, as defined below.

This explosion in prison population has become both a force for, and a product of, the "prison industrial complex," a convergence of the economic and political interests of exalting corporate profits and elite power from incarceration (Davis, 2000; Parenti, 1999; Schlosser, 1998).