Along the way, you begin to understand passion as a convergence of love and hate.
My firm designed and constructed a Memory Box bus station at the synagogue, acting as a convergence point for the history of South Africa.
(Sinagra) GLENN BRANCA'S HALLUCINATION CITY: SYMPHONY 13 FOR 100 GUITARS (Tomorrow) One way to hear music is as a convergence of physics and psychology, exploring the ways certain wave forms affect human perception.
The event, which began in 2007 as a convergence of disparate D.J. nights, has lately emerged as the pre-eminent social event of this once-prohibitively perilous city's burgeoning hipster culture.
William Lehr, a research associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said that since the late 1990's, municipal governments, large and small, have been rushing to take advantage of what he described as a convergence of better and cheaper technologies.
"The original idea was to try to exploit what we saw as a convergence of technology, culture and politics," says Halperin, now a national security aide to President Clinton, "a version of a Fox or a Disney that would be more politically progressive and more culturally adventurous".
It has been an especially bad year for Albany, as a convergence of institutional gridlock, a politically volatile court order requiring major changes in education spending and a series of scandals have left lawmakers' morality, as well as their professionalism, being questioned.
Introduced as a convergence device, it was simply called iPhone.
Hence, the system control acts as a convergence process.
As a convergence threshold, the relative error was set to.01.
Therefore, the TV technique acts as a convergence accelerator of the 3D TC.
