Sentence examples for it converged with from inspiring English sources
As Hurricane Sandy closed in on the Northeast, it converged with a cold-weather system that turned it into a monstrous hybrid of rain and high winds — even bringing snow in West Virginia and other mountainous areas inland.
The NKM with an analytical Jacobian showed better performance than the fixed point Runge Kutta because it converged with higher time steps and in approximately 30% less iterations even when the grid was stretched and the Reynold number was increased.
I had that thought in my mind, and then it converged with a few other interests: I wanted to try to write a spy story set in the future, and I was interested in telling a story in the form of a list.
During the time it would have lived, the Red Sea had not yet formed, and new plant and animal species would have been arriving from nearby Eurasia as it converged with the Afro-Arabian landmass.
An a priori error analysis shows, under strong regularity assumptions on the solution, that the sparse tensor product method is clearly superior to a discrete ordinates method, as it converges with essentially optimal asymptotic rates while its complexity grows essentially only as that for a linear transport problem in Rn.
The White Nile, which is the longer of the two, begins at Lake Victoria in Tanzania and flows north until it reaches Khartoum, Sudan, where it converges with the Blue Nile.
Will the Internet continue to embody the scientific community's values of open information, or will it converge with the business models of broadcast media?
You endorse Confucianism in so far as it converges with our own values, but fall silent on where it is different (and might even have something to teach us).
Like most of the island, the route is well signposted; where it converges with the road, drivers are considerate – especially during the International Masters Cycling Week (vueltamallorca.com) in October and other year-round events.
The Ancestor's Tale (2004), structured after Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, traced the human branch of the phylogenetic tree back to points where it converges with the evolution of other species.
