Sentence examples for definitive convergence from inspiring English sources
Issued in 1975, the record constituted a zenith of that uniquely British entwinement of driving rock with vast symphonic scale; it was wrapped in the first four-way gatefold cover; it was a definitive convergence of Brock's guitar, the ethereal synthesiser of Simon House and the impenitent bass of "Lemmy" Kilminster, for whom Warrior was a studio farewell with Hawkwind, before he formed Motörhead.
Not definitive, just definite.
Biemar, F. et al. Pancreas development in zebrafish: early dispersed appearance of endocrine hormone expressing cells and their convergence to form the definitive islet.
Finding a definitive date for the next such convergence isn't easy: The Washington Post says 77,798 years, and one reputable Jewish source, Chabad.
Though not definitive, this observation is indicative that convergence was reached for all values of K tested.
Their claim of deterministic chaos rested mainly on the convergence of correlation dimension and, as they acknowledged, this is not definitive (McSharry [2005]).
Although presently there is no definitive evidence ruling out the hypothesis that the resemblance between ichnovirus and ascovirus virions is only an evolutionary convergence, the genomic differences between ascovirus and ichnoviruses are in good agreement with the symbiogenetic hypothesis.
Technological convergence?
What is "mass convergence"?
Engineers anticipated this convergence.
