Sentence examples for potential convergence from inspiring English sources

In Figure 8a,c,d, the changes in the potential fields that the other three sink nodes construct are shown and the potentials converge in about 20,000 s. Figure 8 Potential convergence after sink node failure.

I do think that there is a potential convergence between what policymakers need to be thinking about and what he's talking about".

Worse, Dugin's ideas help to explain why the present tensions between the US and Russia may be distracting us from a potential convergence between the two mighty powers – and not the good kind, either.

The bilateral talks and the constructive discussion within the European Council show a sufficient degree of potential convergence to make an agreement possible in the beginning of next year.

The potential convergence of wireless technology, television, and virtual reality is what the future has in store.

"I do think that there is a potential convergence between what policymakers need to be thinking about and what he's talking about," Obama said at the news conference, referring to the pope.

Which brings us to Apple's potential convergence-buster, dubbed iTV (the name is — you guessed it — beta).

These potential convergences make the phylogenetic placement of Euoticus uncertain based solely on morphological traits.

In light of the different primary mechanisms of action (and underlying molecular signalling pathways) of platinum-based agents vs the microtubule-binding taxanes, there also appear to be potential convergences of action via common pathways that lead to and are associated with the apoptotic processes.

European leaders should focus on finding a systemic, long-term solution to the crisis, restoring each country's growth potential and convergence within the monetary union.

"The greatest achievement" of the Hanoi summit meeting "was to clearly prove that there is no potential for convergence between the current North Korean and American trajectories toward North Korea's denuclearization," said Ha Young-sun, a prominent South Korean expert on North Korea, in a column posted on Global North Korea, a Seoul-based website specializing in the North.