Sentence examples for idea of convergence from inspiring English sources
Many of the companies that have built their offering around the idea of convergence have struggled.
Yet at the turn of another decade, there are signs of a possible new dawn for the idea of convergence.
"It all ultimately relates back to this idea of convergence," he added, "where anything you see or hear can be digitized".
Computers are for working, and televisions are for relaxing in front of.Besides, the idea of convergence goes against the grain of technological development.
At Sony, he insists, the idea of convergence is now so deeply ingrained that it manifests itself in myriad collaborations among its film and record executives, video game designers and engineers.
While the idea of convergence clearly has outlived some of the mergers that were supposed to facilitate it, many media companies are still rooted in a preconvergence, predigital era, keeping tight control over the distribution of their content via separate technologies and through geographical separations.
The dominant position among those philosophers who tried to explain the notion of scientific progress, not surprisingly, was to try to rehabilitate ideas of convergence to the truth in the face of worries that neither truth nor convergence can be made sense of.
Furthermore, using the idea of mean convergence, a strong-convergence theorem similar to the one obtained in [2] is proved which extends and improves the main theorems of [2] and an affirmative answer given to an open problem posed by Kurokawa and Takahashi [2] for the case where the mapping T is averaged.
The idea of statistical convergence was further extended to ℐ-convergence in [22] using the notion of ideals of ℕ with many interesting consequences.
The idea of statistical convergence was formerly given under the name 'almost convergence' by Zygmund in the first edition of his celebrated monograph published in Warsaw in 1935 [18].
