Sentence examples for as a converging from inspiring English sources

Farmers have been increasingly called upon to respond to an ongoing redefinition in consumers' demands, having as a converging theme the search for sustainable production practices.

The spherical electron mirror is placed near the specimen and it focuses electrons on a position sensitive detector as a converging electron flux.

In this reference frame, the mechanism of competitive growth can be categorized as a converging case, a non-uniplanar case and a diverging case.

Interdisciplinarity: ELSA research as a converging field involving a broad range of disciplines (philosophy of science, bioethics, social science, TA, STS, innovation studies, science communication etc).

Having a successful theory of propositional attitude reports is important, as they serve as a converging point for a number of different fields, including philosophy of language, natural language semantics, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology.

The clinical and pathological features of these myopathies are described with a particular focus on placing these events within the broader context of proteotoxicity and its relevance as a converging pathway in cardiac disease.

A WSN is often known as a converge-cast-based network, i.e., data packets can be generated by any sensor node and are reported to the sink node typically via multi-hop paths.

I've had a sense for a while that infrastructure-as-a-service (like Amazon Web Services) and platform-as-a-service (like Heroku) are converging.

Hälsotorg was specifically pointed out as a significant converging arena for the different actors to collaborate in creating a supportive environment to achieve health services' health promotion goals, a setting for communicating health with both patients and local citizens (ibid).

We intend to express the correlation term as an infinite converging sum involving these filtered correlations.

Theorem B. In a Hilbert space, as, converges strongly to a fixed point of, that is, closet to, that is, the nearest point projection of onto.