Modeling of soils in 3D space and through time will require synergistic strategies to converge environmental landscape data and denser soil datasets.
That's a lot of converging.
The house was the marriage of converging needs.
Con·ver·gence 1. an act or instance of converging.
It draws on these concepts time convoys, structural lag, life-course fit, cycles of control, adaptive strategies, and converging divergences to develop a dynamic ecology of the gendered life-course framework that links work family conflict, "fit," and control to individual and family health and well-being.
Our convergence analysis shows that the resulting strategy provably converges to the solution of the dispatch problem starting from any initial power allocation, and therefore does not require any specific procedure for initialization.
The convergence analysis of the proposed algorithm shows that RNA-GA with elitist strategy can converge in probability to the global optimum.
Most companies focus on matching and beating their rivals, and as a result their strategies tend to converge along the same basic dimensions of competition.
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, has said of Microsoft's strategy: "You can converge a toaster and refrigerator, but these things are probably not going to be pleasing to the user".
Nevertheless, the efficacy of the combined suppression of ERK and AKT in KRAS-mutated cell lines confirm the strategy of dual downstream target inhibition converging on a common effector pathway, as previously reported by She et al [22], Legrier et al [23], Engelman et al [20] and Mordant et al [24].
A number of investigators use their specialized skills to pursue differing strategies which converge on the shared goal of restoring hearing to the deafened cochlea.
