Sentence examples similar to possibly a convergence from inspiring English sources

There are features that are common to both of these groups, such as differentiation into horses of both small and large body size, which are possibly a consequence of convergence due to adaptation to similar environments.

A convergence, possibly a form of mimicry, is seen in the eggs of stick insects.

To overcome a possibly slow convergence of the gradient-projection method, the gradient is often scaled.

That was, in effect, a convergence play.

It is tempting to see a convergence.

"It's a convergence of factors.

"There's a convergence, but it's a slow one".

He emerged saying there had been "a convergence of views".

You're seeing a convergence of both lifestyles".

Journalists and publishers credit a convergence of factors.

"We are seeing a convergence," he said.