This is the so-called Mormon Moment: a strange convergence of developments offering Mormons hope that the Christian nation that persecuted, banished or killed them in the 19th century will finally love them as fellow Christians.
The convergence of developments in the problem, policy and political streams in the year 2005 opened a window of opportunity for maternal health to become a political priority.
These plans henceforth served as the reference framework of government policy and actions and the point of convergence for development partners.
Alberto Ibargüen, president and chief executive of the Knight Foundation, said the convergence of cultural development projects and soaring arts philanthropy inspired the organization to jump in.
rufipogon), so as to determine whether or not the phenotypic convergence of panicle development observed between the two domestication processes is paralleled by similar changes in the expression of molecular regulatory components associated with spikelet differentiation and panicle architecture complexity.
Also, simulation results calculated by the best-performing mechanisms are more strongly correlated with each other than those of the weakly performing ones, indicating a convergence of mechanism development.
Although she hadn't necessarily planned to work at Genentech, Grove says the convergence of drug-development experience and public health training gave her the right skill set to move into her new job at OneWorld Health.
Convergence of these developments has provided unprecedented opportunities for further therapeutic breakthroughs.
And yet there are many clear cases of convergence in the development of well-documented languages.
1939 was a period of convergence in the development of American cinema.
Accenture anticipates a cross-sector convergence of solutions to development problems — an approach that puts the needs of those most affected squarely at the heart of the matter.
