IT is impossible to predict the convergence that leads to collapse.
Amid the grand convergence that is called globalization, we might consider breaking free of hoary genealogies.
There you have a good chance of happening on a harmonic convergence that occurs maybe once in a generation.
In a recent company newsletter, Mr. Case extolled concepts of media convergence that seemed highly theoretical and years off, including multimedia connections to cellphones and other wireless devices.
"This is just another sign of newspaper companies participating in convergence, that is the buzzword now," said John Morton, an independent newspaper analyst.
This text thus moves us one step closer to understanding the scale of the great blowhard convergence that was the 2016 campaign.
21, represents a convergence that has almost always eluded the ambitious Guggenheim: spectacle combined with substance, brought together in the form of radical new art.
"The holy grail of the field has been to find a point of molecular convergence" that might explain all types of A.L.S., Dr. Siddique said.
For that reason, Israel's centrifuges are near-identical to Iran's, a convergence that allowed Israeli to try out a computer worm, codenamed Stuxnet, on its own centrifuges before unleashing it on Iran in 2010.
In many ways, the blurring of lines between content providers and distributors mirrors the technical convergence that is occurring as it is becoming more difficult to distinguish between a telephone service, a television network and an Internet service provider.
Around eleven, the Roots took the stage, the dance floor filled up, and a waiter came by with Nutella-bourbon shakes, a convergence that felt like nailing a spare on a four-ten split.
