Sentence examples for converge not only from inspiring English sources

The two narrative strands gradually converge, not only through the characters but through their search for love in all its complex and varied forms.

Organizers have said demonstrators plan to rally at six sites throughout the capital on Friday, then converge not only on Tahrir Square as in the past, but also on Parliament and the television building.

Hence, the two proposed distributed algorithms can converge not only to the unique NE but in fact a globally optimal solution.

As in a police story, Lockshin narrates the exciting search for multiple independent sources of evidence converging not only on the probable existence but also on the particular site of the impact.

The film follows three independent story lines, which converge (not quite convincingly) only at the last moment, and each involves a collision between the living and the dead.

Part sporting event, part reality show, "Jetix Kids Cup" follows the teams as they converge on Paris not only to play the game but also to undergo an immersion in the ways of a wider world.

Designed by Mireille Poujol, the asymmetric outfits have fitted jackets and stitched-on chevrons that converge to emphasize not only the medals but the athletes' physiques -- a novel idea.

Indeed, a number of indirect experimental techniques including x-ray crystallography, spectroscopy, and product analysis provide converging evidence of not only the existence of shape, but specific shapes for specific molecular species.

Since the first Earth Day was observed in 1970 three powerful forces have emerged that are now converging to present not only a daunting humanitarian and environmental challenge, but also an opportunity for the private sector to invest in viable solutions.

It is proven that the outputs of followers not only converge to the convex hull formed by those of leaders but also achieve certain time-varying formation specified by the convex combination of the desired output formation for the leaders.

It is shown that, under proper smoothness constraints, the iterative sequences constructed not only converge to the analytic solutions of the desired companion problems monotonically, but also preserve important crossed symmetry properties.