His darker sense of grievance converges with a neon grandiosity.
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This ongoing warming converges with seasonal variations in temperature and rainfall.
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At last, Sharon's story converges with that of Rick and Cliff.
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In the areas most under threat, rich biodiversity converges with heavy economic activity.
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There might be a mob on Twitter that converges in order to shame you.
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In an instant, a team of officers converges and scoops Zoey from Wallace's arms.
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More help converges there, so he fires it across the court to ... LeBron James.
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The district converges for grades 2422 through 212 at Shepaug Valley School, in Washington.
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As the general minimum wage converges toward that level, she will have to downsize further.
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" He says: "It's another way that making sure that the entire community converges on their tooling.
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The byproduct of these crises in Judeo-Christian faith and capitalism "converges" on ISIS, Bannon says.
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The community that converges in stores represents an array of diverse passions, usually celebrating the atypical.
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When the group, including five men, converges, the final voice is of the artist Agnes Martin.
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When he does, everything in the film converges in a glorious mesh of image, music, and movement.
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As and when the quality of VR experience converges on metaphysically "real" experience, those norms will evolve.
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The form from all of the world's major race meetings over the previous year converges on one day.
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"Opinions could change as each party converges on detailed positions during the presidential campaign or congressional session," per WSJ.
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When countries with lots of low-wage workers begin trading with richer economies, pay for similarly skilled workers converges.
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It couldn't be more tasteful, or more on-the-nose: This is where Instagrammable minimalism converges with Instagrammable Frenchness.
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An immeasurable amount of scientific and technological progress, like a huge invisible inverted pyramid, converges on this small, toylike point.
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The roll yield refers to an amount gained when the futures price converges to the spot price as time passes.
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"We may differentiate how each special pension system converges with the new system under different deadlines and terms," she said.
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One is that as Chinese technology converges on that of advanced countries, the room for rapid improvement through borrowing declines.
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And it's just because, once there's enough critical mass in it, everybody converges in it and you get the round done.
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They sought to distinguish between growth traps and the natural slowdown that any country can expect as it converges with leading economies.
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Day converges with night; people cavort nude or in absurd military costumes; familial, class and animal-human relationships are turned upside down.
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There have always been episodes when the spirit behind artistic endeavor converges with patronage and possibility to land in a particular city.
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She's soaked in primary colours, as Goude's bold, angled vision converges with Jones's musicality to create one singular, timeless piece of art.
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This vast interpretive spectrum converges in her multifaceted role in the play "Phaedra(s)," at BAM 's Harvey Theatre, Sept. 13-18.
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The result is a collection of individualized stories, offering a glimpse into how each person's experience with chronic illness converges with their life.
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But in Musk's master plan, the carmaking bit (BMW) converges with the self-driving tech (Google) and an enormous car-sharing operation (Uber).
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PAST the rolling hills, grazing ponies and sleepy villages of North Rhine-Westphalia, in west Germany, a convoy of trucks converges on Mönchengladbach.
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This question, of whether an infinite sum "diverges" to infinity or "converges" to a finite value, comes up in many areas of mathematics.
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Moreover, as online retail increasingly converges with traditional store retailing, most online sales already include taxes, another factor raised by Chief Justice Roberts.
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The plot converges in a wrestling match, in a perfectly dramatic—and again comedic—metaphor for the love and family stories at play.
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This simulated motor babbling quickly converges on useful actions that move the agent forward into the game, even though the agent doesn't know it.
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This time around, though, it sounds like Apple will be the company directly following Samsung's lead as the available technology converges on obvious conclusions.
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At the same time, on-demand transportation — Lyft, Uber and any of their future self-driving iterations — converges onto those busy corridors and exacerbates congestion.
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In short, what we are seeing is a toxic stew of racism, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism that remarkably converges on one point: support for Israel.
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It can transfer data at blistering speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second—and eventually much faster, as Intel's Thunderbolt protocol converges with USB4.
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After dark, everyone converges on the boulevard to hear live salsa and dance, the only concession to the 21st century being a decent sound system.
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And that sort of converges with where the L train is, and what that service is performing in terms of just going straight across the river.
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In this way, Tull converges two superficially separate modalities—the conceptual and the experiential—revealing that any genre of art can be visionary, and vice-versa.
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The central bank said it would maintain its expansive monetary policy position until inflation converges back toward its goal of 2 percent with inflation expectations anchored.
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The law targets Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp (IRGC) and converges with a panel held on July 26 on the same topic in the U.S. Senate.
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"A gradual slowdown is normal as expansions mature and growth converges towards its long-run potential," Draghi told the European Parliament's committee on economic affairs in Brussels.
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From early June to late July, Japan traditionally experiences a rainy "baiu" season, as humid air from the south converges with cooler, drier air from the north.
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The Venezuelan refugee crisis is the product of a wicked revolution built on a political-military strategy that converges armed groups and criminal elements in Venezuela and beyond.
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As the Russia investigation enters its next phase and converges with midterm season, the country's immediate future will hinge on how the public interprets any revelations made public.
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Their suggestions included dropping a pledge to continue to buy bonds until inflation converges to the ECB's target or the option to increase purchases if the outlook worsens.
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First held in 1999 at the infamous Man's Country bathhouse, the awards have since expanded into a ritzy long weekend where the industry converges to toast and roast itself.
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Tonight the emergent digital art scene converges at Brooklyn's Transfer Gallery for Nargifsus, a special animated self-portrait screening that will close Carla Gannis' show A Subject Self-Defined.
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By contrast, the budding two-party system converges on Japan's core tenets, including as liberal democracy and the U.S.-Japan alliance, while diverging over details, such as financial policy.
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With China now unabashedly charting its own course — one that diverges rather than converges with the liberal democracies and market economies of the West — conflict, many say, is inevitable.
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When people talk about something like converges on an asymptote, it's like if you look at a curve or something like that and it starts to flatten out over time.
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Wales 3, Belgium 1 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ, France — When a forward receives the ball in front of the goal, there are so many things that can happen as the defense converges.
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LIFE AS A RUNWAY For six days every April, the design universe converges on Milan for Salone del Mobile, turning this hard-edge Italian city into a giant furniture expo.
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The real question is, how long will it take before it converges into one computer in your pocket that controls an Apple Watch-style peripheral, such as an interactive contact lens?
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As tech royalty converges on the White House today for an American Technology Council meeting, the darlings of Silicon Valley are in danger of becoming the devils of Trumpism's nationalist wing.
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When everything clicks — as on "Hiccup Smooth," which converges odd-metered funk and express-lane swing — the linkage between folkloric and modern dialects feels clear and compelling, with not a jot of doubt.
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In her outlook for 2016, Citi's global political analyst Tina Fordham, said geopolitical risks looked more acute than they have in decades, pointing to the refugee crisis as the challenge "where everything converges".
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As its ensemble converges at the Algiers, some taking shelter for the night and others already staying there, a prank with a starter pistol draws police attention when tensions are already extremely high.
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In the sun-strafed badlands of Arizona, as ghosts of the vanquished Apache warriors crowd around, his first-person account of their adventures converges with a dystopian tale about a band of lone children.
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The climax, where every single character in the film converges in one place and every single plot point is resolved, is the mother of all contrivances and does the film's message a huge disservice.
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As the bodysuit trend converges with the seemingly-neverending '90s fashion resurgence, though, it's getting its day in the sun once again — and an Insta-model rebrand, courtesy of a few of fashion's favorites.
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Violence involving Fulani herders and farmers from other ethnic groups has been widespread since 503 but most frequent in Nigeria's Middle Belt, a region where the mostly Christian south converges with the Islamic north.
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To the extent that a progressive consensus on Israel exists, it converges on a critique of Netanyahu, the longtime Likudnik hawk who worked glove-in-hand with President Donald Trump after antagonizing Barack Obama.
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At any given time the capital stock K is given; the exchange rate e jumps to put the system on the saddle path, and then it converges over time to the long run equilibrium.
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There are fleeting moments when inspiration converges with a stretch of good days or when, through sheer force of will, I can make myself focus long enough to bring a song into the world.
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But his version of "America First" — which interestingly converges with the views of many on the left who are convinced that the United States should stop policing the world — looks like a recipe for cataclysm.
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What has come to be known as Frieze Week is the time the international arts world converges on London, when a dizzying array of fairs, galleries and special exhibitions vie for the attention of collectors.
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"The FactorChain acquisition accelerates our vision of a new model that converges operations and security in the cloud and provides innovative solutions to persistent challenges in investigation workflows at cloud scale," Sayar said in a statement.
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But Mario Draghi, the bank's boss, declined to set an end-date for QE. A hefty dose of easy money will be necessary, he argued, until inflation durably converges on the ECB's target of just below 2%.
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Their suggestions included dropping a pledge to continue to buy bonds until inflation converges to the ECB's target of almost 2 percent or the option to increase purchases if the outlook worsens, one of the sources said.
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"We have a big concern for the lives of civilians inside Falluja," said Mr. Ameri, mindful of the sectarian tensions that have been heightened with the battle, as a mostly Shiite force converges on a Sunni city.
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The narrator, whose resolute search for the girl might appear at first benign or even heroic, nonetheless slowly converges with the personality and motives of the sadistic, controlling "warden," who is the book's antagonist and the narrator's double.
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"The landless face more risks than ever before, especially where the disregard for their rights converges with a conservative politics and an environmental emergency that the former heightens," said Arnold Padilla, a regional coordinator at PAN Asia Pacific.
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Each lens has a different focal length—the distance between the point where incoming light converges to form a condensed image and the camera's digital sensor—which have a field of view ranging from 20 to 70 degrees.
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It might seem odd, then, that gun rights are one point on which the movement converges with the broader right-wing, but as is often the case, the fundamental misogyny associated with the alt-right movement is at play.
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If some of this reflects the single-mindedness and titanium-reinforced self-belief that propelled these people to success, it finally converges Sheriff Bill Koch jingle-jangling in historically accurate spurs through a solo game of cowboys and indians.
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This converges, at least in part, with the concept of "faith security" which has been used by the Egyptian government to justify strict government oversight of religion, clamping down on atheism and "blasphemy" as well as ultra-pious extremism.
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The country's top monetary policy authority later revised the comment to say that the measure of rising prices would be "around" 4 percent in January and could possibly dip lower as it eventually converges to the bank's 3 percent target.
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It's instantly recognizable as a stone-cold hit, blending Swae Lee's shamanic ability to produce the best top line vocal melodies with Mike Will Made It's thunderstorm beat—every part of the song converges in the duo's most convincing way yet.
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Nearly every type of employee needs office messaging, creating the potential for Slack to serve as an identity layer for enterprise software, not to mention the platform where not only people, but the information that exists in separate apps, converges.
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The cover gets steeper the later you roll through, but at this time of night it's where virtually everyone converges, despite or because of the emphasis on Gatorade as a mixer at the bar, for rehydration purposes of the excessively inebriated.
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In the West, cuteness converges with the evolution of children from being extra mouths to feed and, later, a valuable labor force to being supreme objects of love, surpassing romantic partners, a shift that started at the end of the 19th century.
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It now says instead that rates will not go up until inflation "robustly" converges on the central bank's target of close to, but below, 2% and until that is also reflected in underlying, or core, inflation (ie, excluding energy and food prices).
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For many, this complicated web of emotional stakes only exists on Facebook, because Facebook is the only social platform on the web where who we are now, in adulthood, converges with the past life we had as a teen or a college student.
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In that vein, Bashir explores the concept of the "blackbody," a scientific term for something that absorbs all radiation — in contrast to the supremely reflective "whitebody" — as the blackbody converges with the "black body" existing within the racist American economic, political and cultural system.
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"We're at a unique point in time as the field of microbiome biology converges with enabling cutting-edge technologies and bioinformatics that will open up a whole new world of innovative health products," said Colleen Cutcliffe, Whole Biome's co-founder and chief executive officer.
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Everything converges in the top quarter of the painting where the deep grooves punctuating the beach, a triangle of dunes, and a slice of sea meet below an emphatic horizon line and a wide band of sky, as agitated as the gouged expanse of sand.
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Jody Paulsen, in a way, converges the concerns of both Patterson and Berrio by focusing more on the figure in his "Find Your Gaggle" (2019), which is a circus of collaged felt, colored and patterned to make the central six figures naturalized in their variety.
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Reporter's Notebook UNITED NATIONS — It was hardly a surprise that Donald J. Trump, the New York real estate impresario-turned-leader of the free world, would mix awkwardly with the highly scripted, scrupulously diplomatic crowd that converges here for the United Nations General Assembly.
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We can't know exactly where it was located in that pattern, but we do know that whereas history is concerned with beginnings (in jazz with Buddy Bolden or Louis Armstrong), with the chronological order of events, the pattern on a carpet converges on a center.
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In April 2018, Singapore, then the chair of the Association of South East Asian Nations, proposed the creation of a network of 26 "smart cities" that would harness technology to tackle some of the challenges created as the region's once mostly rural population converges in cities.
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Bankers told Reuters they had been informed that the central bank would set an initial guidance rate of 13 pounds to the dollar at a sale at 1300 local time (1100 GMT) and allow free bids and offers while the market converges on a real price.
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While Solar Impulse 2 is not a commercially viable model at this stage–slowly transporting two men in a cramped, unpressurized cabin without the comforts found elsewhere in modern aviation–it serves as a tremendous case study for what is possible when human perseverance converges with technological innovation.
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It also seemed to some to explain why the series expansions of Delaunay and others hadn't worked out—though in 1912 Karl Sundman did show that at least in principle the three-body problem could be solved in terms of an infinite series, albeit one that converges outrageously slowly.
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With that in mind, MapR — which also taps and converges data in Spark and NoSQL, among other technologies — is in a somewhat enviable position: the company is growing well while steering clear of some of the pressures that might come with larger a financing load or a public-company profile.
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The Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture's main claim is that if you want to figure out whether you can approximate nearly all irrational numbers given a set of denominators and allowable error terms, this is the only feature you need to know: whether that infinite sum of measures diverges to infinity or converges to a finite value.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The Outlook revision to Stable reflects the reduction in macroeconomic imbalances as a result of the sharp reduction in the current account deficit, diminished uncertainties surrounding Colombia's fiscal consolidation path due to passage of tax reform measures in December 2016, and the expectation that inflation converges towards the central bank's target.
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With every story, the past converges with the present, and mythical creatures converge with the characters around them, until it becomes clear that the stories themselves are guiding Pinmei and Yishan through their adventure, providing the answers that will help Pinmei find the stone, defeat the emperor, and save her grandmother — and perhaps the entire kingdom as well.
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Koukoulopoulos and Maynard proved that the Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture is indeed true: If you're handed a list of denominators with allowable error terms, you can determine whether you can approximate virtually all irrational numbers or virtually none just by checking whether the corresponding sum of the measures around each fraction diverges to infinity or converges to a finite value.
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On "The Hands," the brainy drums and guitars were met with a new articulation by Kinsella, in which the predominant screaming of his past converges with a sort of atonal singing that would drive many people up the wall, although similar vocal approaches were taken by singers like Cursive's Tim Kasher or Conor Oberst on early Bright Eyes and Commander Venus records.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VRs AND SENIOR DEBT (CAIXABANK, BANKIA, POPULAR) Caixabank The Positive Outlook reflects potential ratings upside if the reduction of problem assets (including foreclosed assets) accelerates in 5303 and the sensitivity of FCC to unreserved problem assets continues to improve to levels comfortably below 100%, while the FCC ratio post swap agreement converges towards levels seen at end-2015.
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"Backwardation (when the spot price is higher than the futures price) is returning to the market – that is a great sign for investors as they get the roll yield (yield gained when the futures price converges to the spot price as time passes) – and if that sustains, that's when they would start putting in, allocating more money into the oil sector," he concluded.
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WASHINGTON — As the United Nations General Assembly converges in New York on Tuesday, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is using the gathering of world leaders to rush the 22 Paris climate change accord into legal force this year, hoping to bind all countries to its strictures for at least the next four years — regardless of the outcome of the presidential election in the United States.
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While I have covered other things besides Congress during my 20 years in Washington — the Clinton White House for The Baltimore Sun and the Obama White House for The Wall Street Journal; economic policy for USA Today, The Washington Post and The New York Times; defense, the war in Afghanistan and politics — I always found my way back to the beat where everything converges.
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For our "Saturday Night In ..." series, we are looking for those corners of New York where pretty much everyone converges from a few blocks away; where money that's saved all week goes quickly; where people have fun; lovers meet, and split; some revelers drink too much, some not enough; where the crinkled singles and fives pile up on polished bars; smokers stand in knots outside the front door; where everyone is having a good time, except perhaps the splitting lovers.
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