Sentence examples for uncommon convergence from inspiring English sources
With the stadium set to shut its gates for the final time — possibly Sunday, if the Mets fail to reach the playoffs — the spectators who can claim perhaps the most peculiar relationship with the ballpark may be airline pilots who, with a bird's-eye peek at the field through cockpit windows, have participated in that uncommon convergence of baseball and aviation.
If the mimic is uncommon, the convergence may not affect the unpalatable model, because it will be less likely that predators will consume many mimics by mistake and uncover the fraud.
The findings from this neuropsychological study, together with data from neurostructural investigation, may offer an uncommon opportunity to examine the convergence of cognitive and neuroanatomical alterations in patients with PTSD.
The intersection of these traits is not uncommon and, instead, might evidence a convergence of topics around urbanity, public space, coastal areas and, of course, tourism and awareness-raising for problems facing the oceans.
This is not uncommon for iterative expectation maximization algorithms; convergence is non-linear and the reconstructed spatial resolution depends on several parameters such as local contrast and image count density [13].
Convergence of textbooks is not uncommon in a competitive market.
For example, non-convergence of parameter estimation is not uncommon because often there are many parameters and relatively limited sample sizes.
The convergence on the same target by inhibitors of unrelated compound classes is not uncommon for antimalarials and does not preclude their importance as good drug targets.
Therefore, the convergence rate of the algorithm discriminates between parameters where a desired dynamical behavior is common or uncommon.
Address unknown What convergence?
