Sentence examples for convergence of aims from inspiring English sources
The convergence of aims among feminists and some conservatives enabled the former to garner financial support from non-feminist, and even anti-feminist organizations (Bronstein 2011, 322).
Whether the collaboration was a convergence of political aims, or a pragmatic understanding by the siloviki that Mr. Yushchenko's prospects were rising, is subject to dispute.
We show that these changes were aimed at the convergence of design performance improvement with designed application safety.
Look, too, for convergence of consumer technology with corporate aims.
Higher education's transformation is, in turn, fueling a trillion-dollar convergence of fintech and edtech that aims to blur the line between learning and earning — and will force students, colleges and financial institutions alike to think differently about return on education investment.
The reason for this may be in the fact that the method itself aims for a convergence of the undisturbed error sequence (e_{a,k}={{mathbf {u}_{k}^{textsf {T}}}} tilde {{mathbf {w}}}_{k-1}rightarrow 0), rather than the parameter-error vector (tilde {{mathbf {w}}}_{k}).
A seamless convergence of the digital and physical factory aiming in personalized Product Emergence Process (PPEP) for smart products within ESB Logistics Learning Factory at Reutlingen University.
This provides an example of the potential synergies in aiming for a convergence of some of the many hitherto parallel (or even divergent) R&D endeavors in construction academia and industry.
Fritzsch says the company is now aiming at the convergence of Internet and TV towards SmartTV and hopes to extend to mobile as well.
Reyal et al. [37] have not approached the question of pathway convergence of the signatures directly, but instead aimed at offering a new, pathway based predictor.
