Sentence examples for convergence vision from inspiring English sources

He made a compelling case for his convergence vision, but Wall Street would not wait for the payoff.

Malone, as one of AT&T's largest shareholders, cannot be pleased with the meltdown of Armstrong's grand convergence vision.

Once the Liberty spinoff is complete, the 60-year-old Malone will once again be a completely independent operator, free to pursue his own convergence vision.

In 1998, when it acquired the venture-backed Citysearch online guide service, the convergence vision of USA Chairman Barry Diller was "localism".

An Android app will follow which will be able to deliver on the full message convergence vision by incorporating  SMSes into its unified inbox.

Significant progress in global health during the last few decades, has opened the possibility of closing the gap in life expectancy between rich and poor countries in the span of one generation, a grand convergence vision that is now enshrined in the SDGs.

"Convergence of Vision and Graphics" Information Society Technologies IST 2000, Nice, France, November 2000.

'Convergent' (Supplementary Tables 6 and 7 for H1 and H2, respectively) or 'possibly convergent' predictions (top 50 loci are shown in Tables 8 and 9 for H1 and H2, respectively) were more common in the data sets of CDSs with a priori indicators for convergence (hearing, vision and published loci) than in randomly chosen loci.

If, a few years from now, one of my sons were to ask me to officiate his wedding, that would be a harmonic convergence of my vision for him and his own.

The various bot-like advocates who call the Convergence home, their visions of withdrawal and transcendence animated by a pessimistic reading of ever-intensifying global disasters, possess a conviction that Jeffrey, on his own or in conjunction with his New York girlfriend, Emma, and Stak, the Ukrainian war orphan Emma adopted, proves unable to match.

In this study by Jane Thrailkill, what emerges from the convergence is an important vision of late-nineteenth-century American realist literature and the role of emotion and physiology in literary criticism.