Instead, the power of "Joe's Violin" comes from the convergence of those two stories.
Meal Solutions stands to benefit from the convergence of several cultural and technological trends.
It predicts a new civilisation will emerge from the convergence of minds, information and technology.
Suicide results from the convergence of hopelessness, terrible psychic pain and feeling all alone, leading to the conviction that there is no exit.
The 19th-century revolution in theology resulted from the convergence of Darwinian theories of evolution and the technical and historical criticism of the Bible.
In 2004-05, the new entrants into the European Union benefited from the "convergence" trend as investors took advantage of high property yields.
The case resulted from the convergence of two public health problems, researchers said: first, that reptile pets, like snakes, lizards and turtles, often carry salmonella and can spread it to their owners, and second, that platelets can transmit infection.
Because nanotechnology is gaining momentum from the convergence of advances in genetics, robotics and artificial intelligence, it has become an unstoppable force, said Douglas Mulhall, author of the recently published "Our Molecular Future" (Prometheus Books).
"Some of our people will back the ban on the basis that if they are going to sink our charter, we will sink their bulls," a regional deputy from the Convergence and Union nationalist coalition told El Periódico.
The album's power stems from the convergence of familiar influences (Beatles, Stones, Dylan, especially Neil Young) with the traditions, languages and lyrical concerns of the Inuit, Métis and First Nations peoples.
Put it all together, and some eight centuries after its last big international venture, Mongolia stands to benefit from the convergence of three booms: in China, in commodities and in emerging markets.
