Sentence examples for converge over time from inspiring English sources
Although Apple's two operating systems may converge over time.
Adapting a dynamic economic growth model developed by Phillips and Sul [58], we tested the hypothesis that the growth of health spending per capita in these countries converge over time.
21– 23 The convergence hypothesis suggests that health outcomes of immigrants will tend to converge over time towards the level observed in the host population, presumably via changes in health-related behaviours.
But at exactly the same time Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder, suggested that the two OSs would "likely converge over time" because they have Linux (OS) and WebKit (browser) code in common.
"Our firm view at Drop was that physical and digital worlds would increasingly converge over time.
We also show that subcultures tend to converge over time when placed in the same context.
On the Peruvian economy, Winkelried and Gutiérrez (2012) show that the central bank of Peru, by having targeted Lima's inflation, has been in fact influencing the economy-wide inflation,10 which in the end constitutes an indication that regional inflation rates have converged over time.
In contrast, the health coaching roles of CHWs and MAs converged over time despite the emphasized role differences in their training.
While the Earth's gravity vector is distributed in a way that the mean gravity converges to zero over time, the accelerations caused by the RPM's kinematics are not well controlled.
In the interview, the elder Mr. Murdoch suggested that their views have "converged over time" as James has learned more about the burden of taxes on business, but friends of James who are familiar with his political views strenuously dispute that assertion.
