convergence造句

V-P and increase convergence rate of Meth.

Financial convergence is the salient phenomenon under the economic globalization.

The resemblance of families such as the Verbenaceae and Labiate is the result of evolutionary convergence.

He thinks that inflation convergence is something to be expected after adopting the euro, not before.

On demand, two big things are happening: convergence and the imbalances.

It plans to be a big player in providing solutions for tech convergence.

The “principle of convergence”, as it is known, holds that armed conflict is, in essence, an information-gathering exercise.

This acquisition underscores the ongoing convergence of EA and BPA tools, and the business process management suite (BPMS) market.

The excessive "convergence" of bond yields over the decade reversed as investors have factored in the risk of sovereign default.

This is called "fixed-mobile convergence" (FMC), and there have been many failed attempts at it over the years.

One main element in the foundation of voice and video convergence on IP is the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).

But it did not deal with the underlying faults in the single currency, which has not worked as hoped to promote convergence among its members' economies.

This act would be my pièce de résistance, the existential proof that love was the answer, the convergence of art, romance and technology that would make everything beautiful.

Studies of idea generation have lingered on variety and divergence, but vision building is based on convergence, on bringing others onboard.

Global financial confidence, once destroyed, requires myriad positive events and a heavy convergence of them to counter ambient pessimism and gloom.

A “great convergence” in living standards is under way as poorer countries speedily adopt the technology, know-how and policies that made the West rich.

The message implied in the logo of Shanghai world expo is that the Chinese people wish to host an exposition of global and multicultural convergence. That strikes a responsive chord in the world.

In Britain and other countries where news broadcasters are required to be impartial, at least in theory, the convergence of television and the web makes such rules seem outdated.

The heartbreak for conservationists is that the convergence of sargassum and oil offers the best chance of finding young turtles before they suffocate on the crude. But it can also be deadly.