“All this was made possible by the convergence of several trends half a century ago.”

“Much later Donsker gave a full proof of the convergence of random walks to Brownian motion.”

“Despite the apparent convergence with Western juvenile prostitution, clear differences remain that should not be ignored.”

“Honourable luminaries need not talk of the want of convergency of his series.”

“Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables.”

“As the latitude increases the use of rhumb lines for visual bearings becomes awkward, as it is necessary to add ever larger convergency corrections.”

“According to LSI scores, a learner is categorized as an Accommodator, a Diverger, an Assimilator, or a Converger.”

“These sections illustrate the historical and spatial divergences and convergences between the two Gujarati villages.”

“Are there any other convergences of conclusions in other oceans in other parts of the world?”

“In the early 1960s occurred one of those curious convergences that mark literary history.”

“Assimilators are similar to convergers in a way because they are more interested in theories than in people.”