The new strategy attempts to foster convergence among three sectors: the life sciences, which include biotechnology and health care; information technology, which includes computer networks and software; and microelectronics, which includes sensors and chip-assisted engineering.
Encouraging a gradual and open process of cross-fertilization would foster convergence, limit the risk that results of one approach negatively affect the results of the other, and more importantly ensure that the resulting development actions will help to reduce, and not exacerbate, vulnerability.
Thus, pressure to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of intraspecific vocalizations could be a selective force fostering the convergence of these frog species on high-frequency communication.
The MSG fosters convergence at the policy level as Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Deputy Chairman Planning Commission, Minister of Rural Development, Minister of Panchayati Raj, Minister of Human Resource Development, and the secretaries of these ministries are part of the committee (16).
This cooperation has fostered a convergence in approaches, despite differing laws.
Another way to foster a convergence of opinions could be to use a Delphi-like iterative procedure, where stakeholders participate by answering a questionnaire iteratively.
"Fostering the art of convergence and cooperation in global ethics" as the mission statement of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights [ 7] can thus become the necessary complementary art to medicine in the modern world.
Mr Brown said that adopting HICP would help to foster Britain's convergence with the euro area.In this section What's in it for us?
After motivating the proposed pedagogy from a cultural point of view, also as a means to foster the necessary convergence of the two mentioned communities, some examples of activities are presented and discussed.
