Sentence examples for natural convergence from inspiring English sources

"It's been a natural convergence for me".

This is not aggressive convert-making, but the natural convergence of like-minded believers.

It's not often there is a natural convergence between the glitz of Hollywood and human rights, so the rare alignments are worth noting.

The natural convergence of the method is further accelerated with a new dynamic time step adjustment method.

In the case of the automobile, we have long been encouraged to believe there is a natural convergence between such irrational pairs as speed and self-esteem, or leather interiors and family happiness.

It seems like a natural convergence: Iranians know well the scourge of poison gas because they were the victims of Iraq's chemical weapons use during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war.

Radio favours the attention contrained nature of most digital consumers as well as a natural 'soft' convergence of various media (rather than the contrived multiplay options from UK telcos).

It has also been shown that even with approximate building blocks, the monotonic nature of convergence of the natural frequencies with respect to the number of driving coefficients holds, as long as the number of admissible functions in the steady state solution is kept constant.

The result is achieved by the introduction of a new non standard model of Gödel's T, whose new basic objects are pairs of non standard natural numbers (convergent sequences of natural numbers) and moduli of convergence, where the latter are objects giving constructive information about the former.

So the natural point of convergence was the idea of a seed dropped, anonymously, disturbing the heaviness of the soil – the heaviness of what you have come to expect, what you have unhappily got used to.

The purpose of this study was to describe the clinical characteristics and natural history of convergence insufficiency (CI) in a population-based cohort of adults.