Sentence examples for a distinct convergence from inspiring English sources
A distinct convergence of socioeconomic deprivation in the 1990s and early 2000s may be explained by increasing suburban and rural affluence as baby boomers relocated from urban centres to surrounding areas.
In this essay, Thomas More's enduringly enigmatic Utopia (1516) is read alongside D.A.F. de Sade's "Frenchmen, Some More Effort if You Wish to Become Republicans" (1795), based on four distinct convergences between the two texts.
Exposure to stressors' for both the remote and non-remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population showed a distinct pattern of convergence from 2002 to 2008.
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 with cultural studies, media study is a distinct discipline that owes to the convergence of sociology and other social sciences and humanities, in particular, literary criticism and critical theory.
In one extreme, convergence to very different solutions under slight data perturbation that make no biological sense would indicate a problem in the modeling approach or with the ability to overcome local minima, while, on the other hand, consistent convergence to a single solution would suggest a distinct global optimum under the modeling assumptions.
If this pattern is phylogenetically independent, we can conclude evolutionary convergence of body size and small range sizes forming a distinct MEP.
It's a distinct disadvantage".
It lacks a distinct border.
This is a distinct possibility.
