Around 2003, his notebooks and diaries began to converge on ideas about how he could raise crops without soil, sunlight, or large amounts of water.
Only in the West, however, did various ideas converge to bring about the birth of scientific anthropology in the 19th century.
He added that since the rules have been in place since 2009, it had given time to teams to converge on the ideas of what made the car fastest.
We know from history that politicians often fail to act even when the right policies are staring them in the face, and respond only when new ideas converge with their national self-interest.
These reports converge on the ideas of emphasizing concepts rather than content, and all point to evolution as a key biological concept.
Journalists, authors, Twitter celebrities, zine makers, and poets converge to discuss ideas for first novels, trade industry secrets, and share their favourite podcasts at literary events all over the city.
This concept is obviously linked to the 'exon theory' of genes independently proposed by Gilbert and Blake – the two ideas converge on the notion that introns played a crucial role in the origin of proteins by facilitating recombination of protein modules [ 7- 9].
However, most pluralists converge on the idea that truth is a substantive property and take this idea as the point of departure for articulating their view.
And where, once a year all the people hungry for the next new big idea converge.
Labor, and those in the Coalition who understand that climate change is a thing, are actually converging in their ideas about what policies Australia should adopt.
