Sentence examples for more convergent from inspiring English sources

Though there was some moderate compositional convergence across plots over the duration of the experiment, communities became much more convergent in the mean phylogenetic distance separating plotmates than in actual species composition.

They're more convergent than they themselves understand".

We are now more convergent with the euro area than we have ever been.

Lord Liddle, Labour's main EU spokesman in the upper house, said it would be "pragmatic common sense" to keep membership hopes alive because the UK economy is more convergent than it has ever been with the euro area.

Both seem necessary to creative performance, although the degree of each varies according to the task or occupation (i.e., a mathematician may exhibit more convergent than divergent thinking, while an artist would exhibit the reverse).

This reflects that many logging areas tend to be divergent and, in reality, have little need for buffer protection compared to their more convergent areas.

Nevertheless, it encouraged the discovery of other, more rapidly convergent infinite series for π.

More efficient, convergent approaches, as alternatives to the linear route, have been designed and attempted without success.

We also present a double inequality approximating ζ ( 2 r + 1 ) by a more rapidly convergent series.

Consistently, a relevant work shows that disturbances select more phylogenetically convergent bacterioplankton communities, and increase deterministic processes in shaping BCCs (Xiong et al. 2015a).

At points of S, the solutions have finite limits and are locally given by all the branches of one or more locally convergent Puiseux series (power series in ((beta -beta _0)^{1/p}) for some (p in {mathbb {Z}}_+)).