convergence

The result, legal specialists say, has been a convergence of workplace standards across both sides of the Atlantic.

This convergence of computation and biology will usher in an era not only of curing disease but of preventing it altogether.

The problem is that there’s no space for convergence from both sides where they can work together, so there’s no bridges they can rely on to come together.

Season 4 has an episode that rivals “Fishes” in its star power convergence and runtime, although its mood is that strenuous hour’s opposite — it’s frantic for different reasons.

Few inflection moments in American history have shaped our society quite like the convergence of war, technological advancement, old-fashioned prejudice and artistic expression during the summer of 1969.