Sentence examples for direction of convergence from inspiring English sources

Rather, he replaces it with two statements, which he attributes to Aristotle, that are both simpler and more self-evident: two lines that converge must intersect, and two lines that converge can never diverge in the direction of convergence.

A set of experiments with varied duration of isothermal segments, up to 15 h, showed the continued slow drift of the activity in the direction of convergence.

The present rate and direction of convergence of the Indian Plate relative to the Burma Plates are currently 23 mm/yr and N35°E, respectively (Socquet et al., 2006).

The rate and direction of convergence are 23 mm/yr and N35°E, respectively, in the case that deformation is localized along the Burma subduction zone (Socquet et al., 2006).

In addition, this study provides a method for anticipating the future direction of industry convergence.

What has permitted American technology to flourish and accelerate in the direction of broadband convergence has been an entrepreneurial environment that relies on venture capital and sweat equity.

In Northeast Japan, it has been recognized that trench-normal compressional stresses, aligned in the approximate direction of plate convergence, tend to dominate stress fields over a broad region.

In NE Japan, it has been reported previously that trench-normal compressive stresses, aligned in the approximate direction of plate convergence, tend to dominate stress field over broad regions (e.g., Kato et al., 1998; Wang and Suyehiro, 1999; Townend and Zoback, 2006).

A few works have been done in the direction of I-convergence of sequences.

In another direction, a new type of convergence called lacunary statistical convergence was introduced in [17] as follows.

During gastrulation, cell intercalation cause the narrowing of one direction (convergence) and the elongation of a perpendicular direction (extension), thus establishing the body plan of an animal.