It is time for the EU to take action to promote an upward convergence among Member States in work-life balance solutions.
By delivering solidarity to member states facing an exceptional crisis, absorbing macroeconomic shocks that can affect the euro zone as a whole and promoting upward convergence, such a tool could make the most of the currency, while helping to achieve full employment within the Union", said Ms Berès.
The increased water vapour in the lower atmosphere is condensed in regions of upward motion known as convergence zones.
In a set of low energy-dense foods, a volume-heuristic would increase the expected satiation of high variety meals (convergence in an upward direction).
Such convergence often induces local upward motions and cloud formations.
Locally, such convergence often induces the upward movement of air, fostering the development of clouds.
The phase shift between the BL convergence and free troposphere upward motion is the 1½ layer model's counterpart of the observed backward-tilted vertical structure in a vertically continuous model.
If the pineal lesion invokes pressure on the reflex nuclei of the quadrigeminal plate, patients may develop Parinaud's syndrome (also known as dorsal midbrain syndrome), which leads to difficulty of upward vertical gaze, mydriasis, blepharospasm and impaired ocular convergence.
In the test and noisecontrol conditions, each staircase run started at ±21° deviation from zero degrees upward motion, at the opposite side of the convergence point when compared to the midpoint.
Whereas impaired saccadic and smooth pursuit can be explained within this paradigm, other restrictions of oculomotor movements, such as loss of the convergence reflex and limitation of the upward gaze (Jankovic, 2003), do not specifically fit into the present concept.
Although subduction is a long-term process, the uplift that results in mountains tends to occur in discrete episodes and may reflect intervals of stronger plate convergence that squeezes the thermally weakened crust upward.
