Sentence examples for one of convergence from inspiring English sources

This prediction has been borne out, but the process has been one of convergence rather than conversion.

Overall, the story of wearables is one of convergence.

The story may be one of convergence: already today 18% of male and female founders study business as undergraduates.

However, the overall trend within the group of 18 countries considered is not one of divergence in fact, is sometimes even one of convergence.

In comparison to standard FEM on conforming meshes one order of convergence is lost.

The view from my theory is simpler: it holds that there is but one process that of convergence and stabilization on the population level.

One area of convergence among the Bush advisers, at least for the moment, seems to be the standards for American military intervention.

From the proof of Theorem 2 it is clear that for h sufficiently small the term (T_{3}) dominates the other three terms and is thus responsible for the loss of one order of convergence as pointed out in Remark 3.

As one point of convergence, both DZN and chlorpyrifos largely spare the midbrain, which contains higher concentrations of ACh cell bodies as distinct from terminals.

The narrator of nine-tenths of the novel, Jeffrey Lockhart, is the 34-year-old son of one of the Convergence's backers, Ross, who's in his 60s and a financier of fabulous wealth.

We realise that the preserved brains, liberated from their bodies, exist in a kind of Beckettian netherworld, a life, as one of the Convergence staff describes it later, "in touch only with yourself".