Definition of convergence in English:

convergence

(also convergency)

noun kənˈvəːdʒ(ə)nskənˈvərdʒəns

mass noun

1The process or state of converging.
the convergence of lines in the distance
Example sentencesExamples
- These were brought together and placed in a linear narrative sequence in a process of historical convergence.
- At the same time, even the processes of weak convergence that we documented remain far from complete.
- The cats are arranged so they create patterns, like a kaleidoscope, forming mirror images of one another, folding and unfolding along lines of convergence.
- The literature laying out the case for convergence likewise deserves critical scrutiny, however.
- The researcher looks for patterns of convergence to develop or corroborate an overall interpretation.
- For what his data show is a powerful process of convergence, far from complete in extent but unequivocal in direction.
- At the same time, the advances that have made convergence possible are the products of individual creativity.
- Yet some critics equate convergence with a loss of jobs, heavier workloads for journalists, and monolithic news and opinion.
- A much more interesting question is how convergence impacts business models.
- It was also realised that globalisation is not a homogeneous process, but contains a striking paradox in that it brings about both convergence and divergence.
- This convergence has important implications for research and teaching in business schools.
- In short, different areas of Europe became involved in the processes of convergence and integration at very different times, and from very different backgrounds.
- The only real downside is that the process of convergence is likely to be messy.
- The convergence of politics, business, culture, law and higher education are its strengths.
- The other vantage seemed to be from some sort of map, and there were lines of convergence between many points that were marked in various colors.
- Constitutions demonstrate the processes of emulation and convergence.
- The convergence of communications processing is an issue.
- This move started the process of gradual convergence of the two earlier independent jobs - air navigation and bombing.
- Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables.
- Media convergence is indeed the wave of the future.
Synonyms
junction, fork, branching, intersection, interchange, confluence, meeting point, crossing, criss-crossing, vertex, apex
1. 1.1Biology The tendency of unrelated animals and plants to evolve superficially similar characteristics under similar environmental conditions.
  these bivalves have assumed similar characters by convergence
  Example sentencesExamples
  Some of these similarities probably represent evolutionary convergence; others may be ancestral to plants and animals.
  Alternatively, the similarity in adaptive response is a matter of convergence.
  Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature?
  Such a discovery could also provide a compelling explanation for evolutionary convergence.
  So there is nothing in the mere fact of convergence that calls evolutionary theory into doubt.
2. 1.2 A location where airflows or ocean currents meet, characteristically marked by upwelling (of air) or downwelling (of water).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Does the Inter-Tropical convergence zone move as it should?
  Another convergence zone is found along the continent's northwestern coast, where the Caribbean Plate also slides under the South American Plate, forming the northeastern extension of the Andes.
  The assumption is that a strong convergence zone appeared in the skies above central Namibia which was the cause of the downpours of the last two weeks.
  The area where this is going on is called the Intertropical convergence zone.
  The low-density surface water moved shoreward over the upwelled water, forming a convergence zone at the front.
  Synonyms
  coming together, confluence, conjunction, union, junction, abutment, concourse, intersection, t-junction, crossing

Rhymes

divergence, emergence, insurgence, resurgence, submergence

Definition of convergence in US English:

convergence

(also convergency)

nounkənˈvərdʒənskənˈvərjəns

1The process or state of converging.
the convergence of lines in the distance
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time, even the processes of weak convergence that we documented remain far from complete.
- Yet some critics equate convergence with a loss of jobs, heavier workloads for journalists, and monolithic news and opinion.
- Constitutions demonstrate the processes of emulation and convergence.
- The convergence of communications processing is an issue.
- The literature laying out the case for convergence likewise deserves critical scrutiny, however.
- It was also realised that globalisation is not a homogeneous process, but contains a striking paradox in that it brings about both convergence and divergence.
- The cats are arranged so they create patterns, like a kaleidoscope, forming mirror images of one another, folding and unfolding along lines of convergence.
- The researcher looks for patterns of convergence to develop or corroborate an overall interpretation.
- For what his data show is a powerful process of convergence, far from complete in extent but unequivocal in direction.
- The only real downside is that the process of convergence is likely to be messy.
- These were brought together and placed in a linear narrative sequence in a process of historical convergence.
- The convergence of politics, business, culture, law and higher education are its strengths.
- A much more interesting question is how convergence impacts business models.
- Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables.
- At the same time, the advances that have made convergence possible are the products of individual creativity.
- Media convergence is indeed the wave of the future.
- In short, different areas of Europe became involved in the processes of convergence and integration at very different times, and from very different backgrounds.
- The other vantage seemed to be from some sort of map, and there were lines of convergence between many points that were marked in various colors.
- This move started the process of gradual convergence of the two earlier independent jobs - air navigation and bombing.
- This convergence has important implications for research and teaching in business schools.
Synonyms
junction, fork, branching, intersection, interchange, confluence, meeting point, crossing, criss-crossing, vertex, apex
1. 1.1Biology The tendency of unrelated animals and plants to evolve superficially similar characteristics under similar environmental conditions.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature?
  Alternatively, the similarity in adaptive response is a matter of convergence.
  So there is nothing in the mere fact of convergence that calls evolutionary theory into doubt.
  Such a discovery could also provide a compelling explanation for evolutionary convergence.
  Some of these similarities probably represent evolutionary convergence; others may be ancestral to plants and animals.
2. 1.2 A location where airflows or ocean currents meet, characteristically marked by upwelling (of air) or downwelling (of water).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Does the Inter-Tropical convergence zone move as it should?
  The assumption is that a strong convergence zone appeared in the skies above central Namibia which was the cause of the downpours of the last two weeks.
  Another convergence zone is found along the continent's northwestern coast, where the Caribbean Plate also slides under the South American Plate, forming the northeastern extension of the Andes.
  The low-density surface water moved shoreward over the upwelled water, forming a convergence zone at the front.
  The area where this is going on is called the Intertropical convergence zone.
  Synonyms
  coming together, confluence, conjunction, union, junction, abutment, concourse, intersection, t-junction, crossing

单词	convergence
释义	Definition of convergence in English: convergence (also convergency) noun kənˈvəːdʒ(ə)nskənˈvərdʒəns mass noun 1The process or state of converging. the convergence of lines in the distance Example sentencesExamples These were brought together and placed in a linear narrative sequence in a process of historical convergence. At the same time, even the processes of weak convergence that we documented remain far from complete. The cats are arranged so they create patterns, like a kaleidoscope, forming mirror images of one another, folding and unfolding along lines of convergence. The literature laying out the case for convergence likewise deserves critical scrutiny, however. The researcher looks for patterns of convergence to develop or corroborate an overall interpretation. For what his data show is a powerful process of convergence, far from complete in extent but unequivocal in direction. At the same time, the advances that have made convergence possible are the products of individual creativity. Yet some critics equate convergence with a loss of jobs, heavier workloads for journalists, and monolithic news and opinion. A much more interesting question is how convergence impacts business models. It was also realised that globalisation is not a homogeneous process, but contains a striking paradox in that it brings about both convergence and divergence. This convergence has important implications for research and teaching in business schools. In short, different areas of Europe became involved in the processes of convergence and integration at very different times, and from very different backgrounds. The only real downside is that the process of convergence is likely to be messy. The convergence of politics, business, culture, law and higher education are its strengths. The other vantage seemed to be from some sort of map, and there were lines of convergence between many points that were marked in various colors. Constitutions demonstrate the processes of emulation and convergence. The convergence of communications processing is an issue. This move started the process of gradual convergence of the two earlier independent jobs - air navigation and bombing. Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables. Media convergence is indeed the wave of the future. Synonyms junction, fork, branching, intersection, interchange, confluence, meeting point, crossing, criss-crossing, vertex, apex 1.1Biology The tendency of unrelated animals and plants to evolve superficially similar characteristics under similar environmental conditions. these bivalves have assumed similar characters by convergence Example sentencesExamples Some of these similarities probably represent evolutionary convergence; others may be ancestral to plants and animals. Alternatively, the similarity in adaptive response is a matter of convergence. Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature? Such a discovery could also provide a compelling explanation for evolutionary convergence. So there is nothing in the mere fact of convergence that calls evolutionary theory into doubt. 1.2 A location where airflows or ocean currents meet, characteristically marked by upwelling (of air) or downwelling (of water). Example sentencesExamples Does the Inter-Tropical convergence zone move as it should? Another convergence zone is found along the continent's northwestern coast, where the Caribbean Plate also slides under the South American Plate, forming the northeastern extension of the Andes. The assumption is that a strong convergence zone appeared in the skies above central Namibia which was the cause of the downpours of the last two weeks. The area where this is going on is called the Intertropical convergence zone. The low-density surface water moved shoreward over the upwelled water, forming a convergence zone at the front. Synonyms coming together, confluence, conjunction, union, junction, abutment, concourse, intersection, t-junction, crossing Rhymes divergence, emergence, insurgence, resurgence, submergence Definition of convergence in US English: convergence (also convergency) nounkənˈvərdʒənskənˈvərjəns 1The process or state of converging. the convergence of lines in the distance Example sentencesExamples At the same time, even the processes of weak convergence that we documented remain far from complete. Yet some critics equate convergence with a loss of jobs, heavier workloads for journalists, and monolithic news and opinion. Constitutions demonstrate the processes of emulation and convergence. The convergence of communications processing is an issue. The literature laying out the case for convergence likewise deserves critical scrutiny, however. It was also realised that globalisation is not a homogeneous process, but contains a striking paradox in that it brings about both convergence and divergence. The cats are arranged so they create patterns, like a kaleidoscope, forming mirror images of one another, folding and unfolding along lines of convergence. The researcher looks for patterns of convergence to develop or corroborate an overall interpretation. For what his data show is a powerful process of convergence, far from complete in extent but unequivocal in direction. The only real downside is that the process of convergence is likely to be messy. These were brought together and placed in a linear narrative sequence in a process of historical convergence. The convergence of politics, business, culture, law and higher education are its strengths. A much more interesting question is how convergence impacts business models. Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables. At the same time, the advances that have made convergence possible are the products of individual creativity. Media convergence is indeed the wave of the future. In short, different areas of Europe became involved in the processes of convergence and integration at very different times, and from very different backgrounds. The other vantage seemed to be from some sort of map, and there were lines of convergence between many points that were marked in various colors. This move started the process of gradual convergence of the two earlier independent jobs - air navigation and bombing. This convergence has important implications for research and teaching in business schools. Synonyms junction, fork, branching, intersection, interchange, confluence, meeting point, crossing, criss-crossing, vertex, apex 1.1Biology The tendency of unrelated animals and plants to evolve superficially similar characteristics under similar environmental conditions. Example sentencesExamples Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature? Alternatively, the similarity in adaptive response is a matter of convergence. So there is nothing in the mere fact of convergence that calls evolutionary theory into doubt. Such a discovery could also provide a compelling explanation for evolutionary convergence. Some of these similarities probably represent evolutionary convergence; others may be ancestral to plants and animals. 1.2 A location where airflows or ocean currents meet, characteristically marked by upwelling (of air) or downwelling (of water). Example sentencesExamples Does the Inter-Tropical convergence zone move as it should? The assumption is that a strong convergence zone appeared in the skies above central Namibia which was the cause of the downpours of the last two weeks. Another convergence zone is found along the continent's northwestern coast, where the Caribbean Plate also slides under the South American Plate, forming the northeastern extension of the Andes. The low-density surface water moved shoreward over the upwelled water, forming a convergence zone at the front. The area where this is going on is called the Intertropical convergence zone. Synonyms coming together, confluence, conjunction, union, junction, abutment, concourse, intersection, t-junction, crossing
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