The lines converge on the brightest points of the sun.
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Sometimes left and right converge on a common cause out of common sense; sometimes left and right converge on a common cause out of a reluctance to face the inherent contradictions in a problem.
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Remember, mainland China in 2025, they told us it was to leapfrog us and to converge on advanced chip design, robotics and artificial intelligence to converge eventually with genetics to converge on advanced manufacturing.
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Each one will then converge on a single Hyperloop One tube.
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Their stories converge on the eve of a big public offering.
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Huge crowds have already started to converge on the capital of Brasilia.
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Here's what you need to know: • White House hopefuls converge on Florida.
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All kinds of fantastic performance festivals converge on the city in January.
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The wights start to converge on their position but fall through the ice.
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The game ends as Kratos and his new allies converge on Mount Olympus.
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Three important contemporary-music performers converge on New York, starting on Wednesday, Nov.
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With a swarm, you converge on the sentiment that reflects the optimal outcome.
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But they both converge on a single idea: the responsibility of being a superhero.
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Top Republicans will converge on Vegas on Thursday evening for dinner at Adelson's home.
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Among the plethora of quasi-policy rates, attention may start to converge on one.
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But there are reasons to worry, and many of them converge on one country.
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In theory, parties should converge on the mythical "median voter," a moderate, reasonable person.
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Protesters are also expected to converge on the Republican National Convention next week in Cleveland.
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Emergency services began to converge on the financial district: helicopters, ambulances, a police tactical team.
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Hundreds of lobbyists will converge on the process, pitching modifications large, small and often contradictory.
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World leaders converge on U.N. headquarters in New York to sign the historic Paris climate accord.
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There's no set career path here, but for these women, those paths all converge on Patreon.
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Entering Mecca Many pilgrims converge on the city weeks before the start of the Hajj rituals.
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Economics 101: lower barriers to entry create markets that converge on perfect competition instead of oligarchic concentration.
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All this work is beginning to converge on a relatively straightforward explanation for what reionized the universe.
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We're a part of that social and labor convergence group, to really converge on a single language.
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As these virtual worlds converge on the Internet, it will be a sprint with surprisingly significant consequences.
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That Sunday, 50 guests from across the world would converge on New York City for my nuptials.
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Another tide of displaced civilians converge on the Turkish border, trapped by the advance of regime forces.
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And we understand that learning systems will always converge on ground truth because unbiased algorithms drive them.
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When defenders left him to converge on Westbrook, it left him open for dunks or 3-pointers.
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The Senate and House bills converge on a set of policy prescriptions to address Russia's non-compliance.
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As the patrols converge on uneven ground, an Estonian soldier trips and accidentally discharges his assault rifle.
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It is not surprising that quantitative technical and economic arguments converge on the centrality of human value.
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Such a threat can cause an unintended showdown as competing forces converge on ungoverned areas of Syria.
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There is a decent chance that the impeachment percentage will begin to converge on the disapproval percentage.
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The show begins with disorienting bursts of light that finally converge on a conventional black box stage.
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As Saulters returns to the squad car to turn off the sirens, stunned onlookers converge on the scene.
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Christopher Payne: It seems to be sort of ... Because you're all gonna converge on delivering everything, I presume.
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But results can tend to decay: Programs inadvertently converge on the same strategies, engaging in algorithmic group think.
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The teams converge on Minneapolis on Thursday, two days before games begin Saturday night at US Bank Stadium.
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As other companies converge on identical performance metrics, commoditizing a "Good Phone," Apple's jumped to a whole different level.
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As onlookers begin to converge on the scene, the officer reaches into his waistband and pulls out a gun.
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During the high season at dawn, white minivans packed with tourists converge on the main road in Luang Prabang.
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A brigade of soldiers on foot and officers on motorcycles converge on the protesters and beat them with nightsticks.
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At times they manage to converge on a policy concept on the basis of pure identity politics and resentment.
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CRYAN IN THE DESERT Hundreds of executives and investors converge on Arizona for a closely watched leveraged finance conference.
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And finally they converge on the concept of a clown which is just the most helpless and powerless thing.
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Thousands of the descendants of original settlers from around the world converge on the site to honor their ancestors.
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Activists plan to converge on the airport on Friday afternoon, with more protests planned across the city at the weekend.
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But in Dunkirk, right from the start, we know the planes of time will also eventually converge on each other.
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The views from these two sources converge on both the diagnosis of the problem and the prescription for a remedy.
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People from all over the world are already beginning to converge on Brazil for the Olympics in Rio in August.
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When thousands of people converge on Tokyo for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the city's infrastructure will be tested.
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All secularized faiths tend to converge on a set of agreeable values: compassion, empathy, the renunciation of mere material riches.
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With the same purpose clearly in mind, a dress has two curved, scarlet lines that almost converge on the front.
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It is baffling that the Senate version insists on seven brackets while the House bill manages to converge on four.
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A team of hundreds of pizza chefs will converge on Naples and work for 11 hours to create the masterpiece.
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At the top of the episode, the commanders converge on the home of Joseph Lawrence (Bradley Whitford), June's new commander.
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Autograph seekers converge on every PGA Tour stop bearing glossy prints for the players to sign, but this was different.
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The sun, Mercury, and Mars converge on September 3, marking the beginning of powerful new connections in your social sphere!
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The latest escalation comes as competing forces converge on ungoverned swaths of Syria amid the country's six-year civil war.
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The marches are setting off from different cities in the region and will converge on Barcelona, the region's capital Friday.
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With little time remaining in a tie game, Harden felt two defenders converge on him near the 3-point line.
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The interests of 19th century whaling captains and 83st century climatologists converge on a long-suffering species: the bowhead whale.
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On Twitter, he described looking out the window to see several ambulances, firetrucks and police vehicles converge on the plane.
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When thousands of women converge on Washington this weekend, they will join a long tradition of rallies in the capital.
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Nearly 5003 foreign heads of state are expected to converge on New York City for the United Nations General Assembly.
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On Saturday, members of the so-called "alt-right" will converge on Charlottesville, VA for the "Unite the Right" rally.
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I think what unifies us as American single-malt producers is that we're not trying to converge on one specific style.
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It does not neatly converge on truth along a smooth line, but rather jumps around as new knowledge disproves old certainties.
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One of the scariest moments of the first film was the scene where the Gremlins converge on the local movie theater.
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Next week, thousands of space professionals from around the globe will converge on Washington, D.C., for the 70th International Astronautical Conference.
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The Kremlin has said it expects 47 African leaders to converge on the Black Sea city of Sochi for the Oct.
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Enormous crowds of mourners are expected to converge on Chennai from different parts of the state to view Ms. Jayaram's remains.
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That Trump, Pence and Barr were all to converge on Michigan underscored the importance of the state to the general election.
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With thousands of journalists and foreign delegates expected to converge on the island, gastropub Escobar is also eyeing the golden opportunity.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Wednesday the three countries in NAFTA were "finally starting to converge" on auto content requirements.
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Last year's CES saw 177,393 people from 81 countries converge on 3,887 exhibitors in a space spanning 2.47 million net square feet.
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When over 50 exhibitors from 16 cities converge on San Francisco for the fifth installment of the Untitled, Art, exciting art abounds.
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Butera said a few (in their study, three) successful replications will cause people's beliefs to converge on an even higher number (80%).
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Just as he and his partner were about to converge on the man, my dad tried reasoning with him one last time.
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Follow the branches of the human mitogenomic tree back through time and they converge on a group of mitogenomes known as L0.
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The moral: While science is wildly unstable in the picture of reality it yields, it does tend to converge on predictive truth.
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All these prerequisites for transforming Russian-American relations converge on a single point that must frustrate both Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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The president addressed Parliament in the first in a series of memorials commemorating a number of historic events that converge on Nov.
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This Saturday, DJs from queer nightlife crews from around the country will converge on Brooklyn for Red Bull Music Academy's Trade Show.
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Whether people converge on a voice because they're using software or not, the best writers always find a way to sound different.
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On Thursday, more than a thousand federal contractors are planning to converge on the Capitol to demonstrate in opposition to Mr. Puzder.
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This was an unmistakable signal to the Soviet Union that America's globe-stretching Air Force could rapidly converge on a single target.
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In my Twitter feed, the disparate folks I follow—techies, politicos, my friend's mom—all started to converge on the same breaking story.
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But he also emphasized that attribution is difficult when actors with different motivations who can converge on the same narrative for different reasons.
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Then, as teammates also converge on the ball, he takes flight in a rush of surreal images — focus emerging amid fear and distraction.
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As a market is made between these two groups, the options prices will converge on consensus expectations of the stock's post-earnings move.
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You flood the area with civilians to converge on the border, and then that gives cover to Hamas soldiers who then use explosives.
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Every year, merchants and fanatics of fossils, gems, and minerals converge on Tucson, Arizona, and occupy every available hotel room in the city.
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Leaders from around the globe converge on New York for the first-ever summit on Addressing Large Movements of Refugees and Migrants Monday.
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Low taxes, openness to immigrants and good transport connections mean that people from all over the world converge on Dubai to do business.
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Deep in Brooklyn's artisanal hinterlands, where East Williamsburg and Bushwick converge on Scott Avenue, a new alcoholic enterprise is brewing — with a twist.
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"Christmas in Austin" picks up a year and a half later, as all converge on the family's Texas home for a holiday celebration.
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Austria-Hungary, long dead on political maps, lives on in the way that railways in much of south-eastern Europe converge on Vienna.
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Thousands of participants converge on Dag Hammarskjold Plaza and 2nd Avenue during the Women's March in New York City on January 21, 2017.
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If there's one thing you should always remember about science, it's that fact and truth are established after multiple studies converge on an answer.
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From a western perspective, nations may converge on bringing China into compliance with the norms of international trade, intellectual property, technology transfer, and cybersecurity.
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They are held back by a paucity of data and have not managed to converge on a shared understanding of the nature of growth.
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If all those people decided to converge on their local Olive Garden, that extra spending would be more than five times Darden Restaurants' revenue.
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Wealthy car collectors from around the world will converge on Pebble Beach, California, this week for the scenic community's annual auction of collectible cars.
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Protesters had hoped to converge on the office of the state ombudsman, but as in previous attempts they were blocked by the National Guard.
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Irrespective of attitude differences, the two Fed chair candidates are likely to converge on policy because of the existing economic realities, according to Keller.
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Once assembled, they will converge on the Park's Arthur J. Will Memorial Fountain, where they will enact a series of individual and collective actions.
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But recently, mounting evidence has led economists and sociologists to converge on a major driver — one that ostensibly has nothing to do with gender.
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On the busiest summer days, more than 3003,000 cars may converge on the park, which is about a four-hour drive from San Francisco.
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The six-month role will give the country an outsize voice in European politics, and leaders will converge on Tallinn, Estonia's capital, for meetings.
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The six-month role will give the country an outsize voice in European politics, and leaders will converge on Tallinn, the capital, for meetings.
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"Those things converge on C natural, which is the foundation of the key of death and sleep, in the old world," Mr. Wuorinen said.
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But after a protest group named Citizens of the Republic of Poland called upon Poles to converge on Parliament, several hundred people gathered outside.
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The gripes from the two different parties actually converge on the same fundamental problem: they aren't satisfied with the way tech companies moderate content.
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The protesters had planned to converge on locations in Beijing, but the authorities were ready, quickly dispatching would-be demonstrators in buses to destinations unknown.
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Every June, valley residents converge on the plaza to hold the Torch Festival, in which they erect and light on fire a towering pine trunk.
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Researchers have lately gathered evidence that a drive to detoxify could explain why parrots often converge on clay flats and start nibbling at the ground.
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But, taken together, the works in the show converge on the painful conclusion that some bodies are made to endure far stranger horrors than others.
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Ordinarily, "high-level week" at the United Nations General Assembly, when heads of state converge on Manhattan's East Side, is a pageant of political power.
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Around 21, his notebooks and diaries began to converge on ideas about how he could raise crops without soil, sunlight, or large amounts of water.
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Many thousands of women are expected to converge on the nation's capital for the Women's March on Washington the day after Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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In the Mexican capital, two separate marches were set to converge on the Angel of Independence monument on the city's leafy Paseo de la Reforma avenue.
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HEDGE-FUND managers, commodities traders, ex-spooks and hacks all converge on Vienna on November 30th for the annual jamboree of OPEC, the oil producer's cartel.
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Two storms will converge on the northeastern United States and bring the likelihood of flooding, damaging winds, travel disruptions and power outages from Sunday to Monday.
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The March for Racial Justice and the March for Black Women will start out separately in the morning before joining to converge on the National Mall.
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Established and aspiring choreographers working along the theatrical dance spectrum converge on Cielo's dance floor to test out ideas in front of a rowdy, supportive crowd.
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That all changes tonight when Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich converge on the city of Milwaukee for a special town hall hosted by CNN.
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It marked a major milestone in a fight that saw archrivals converge on the extremist group until its so-called caliphate was on its last legs.
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With such a small area forecast for tornadoes, tornado chasers will likely all try to converge on the same storms, creating traffic jams and other dangers.
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All the sector's art, special one-night-only attractions and an army of food trucks converge on or near Münsterplatz, the city's square on the Rhine.
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The leader of a Georgia militia called Three Percent Security Force has posted videos and calls to arms on Facebook, urging 'patriots' to converge on Richmond.
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Bishop Blake is one of dozens of ministers who will converge on Memphis on Wednesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev.
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Later this week they will converge on Davos, the annual policy gathering of world politicians, business chiefs, bankers and celebrities taking place in the Swiss Alps.
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And the longer it takes for the race to converge on a single anti-Trump candidate, the harder it will be for anyone else to catch up.
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Without such capabilities, it will be very hard for the industry to converge on universal AI engines that perform consistently and deterministically across the spectrum of scenarios.
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The world's biggest toymakers converge on the Big Apple to reveal everything that kids—and collectors—will be dying to buy for the rest of the year.
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Protesters converge On Wednesday the U.S. started installing a controversial anti-missile defense system in South Korea designed to protect the country from threats made by Pyongyang.
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The development came as members of the Cambodian opposition had hoped to converge on Phnom Penh, the capital, on Saturday, the anniversary of Cambodia's independence from France.
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In 2011, officials opened a memorial hall in honor of Ms. Teng in her father's hometown, Daming, where fans now converge on the anniversary of her death.
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"We have all of these data which converge on the bottom-line conclusion that party is the No. 1 cleavage in contemporary American society," Mr. Iyengar said.
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Nearly 29 leaders will converge on the world's most prominent diplomatic stage for five days of speeches, 2300 meetings and clashes over climate change, Iran and trade.
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Trade chatter could begin to ramp up this week when representatives from all 30 teams converge on Las Vegas for the N.B.A.'s annual G League Showcase.
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Farmers unions said members heading to the capital from across France would converge on Avenue Foch, near the Champs Elysees and Arc de Triomphe, later on Wednesday.
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They are a means to a better ending, a kinder one, where people converge on a common love instead of retreating with singular hate, hurt, or confusion.
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In lieu of the fast time of second hands and their snatched fractions, a strong sense of photographic history can be seen to converge on Herzog's work.
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"It's just a matter of figuring out how to combine better quality data with better algorithms and eventually we'll converge on something pretty close to perfect," says MacArthur.
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An official from his ministry told AFP that the government was anticipating "significant violence," with far-right and far-left agitators expected to converge on the capital Paris.
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As Republican presidential candidates converge on South Carolina for a nationally televised debate, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont will be looking to solidify his lead in New Hampshire.
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Thursday marked the end of MLB's Winter Meetings, when each team's top brass converge on a hotel and jam pack a bunch of offseason trades into one week.
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"Initial tallies reveal that humans quickly converge on finding some of them very scary, and others not so much," said Manuel Cebrian, another member of the MIT team.
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Weekend reports that Italy's main parties could converge on a proportional electoral law pointed to growing chances of an early election that may yield an indecisive hung parliament.
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Led by Tim Buss, the Cubs' out-of-the-box strength and conditioning coach, the team's position players converge on the field about 15 minutes before batting practice.
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Double Dragon allowed enemies to converge on players from all directions, hence the importance of players being able to strike at enemies in front of and behind them.
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TOKYO — Every year in early August, Japanese politicians and peace activists converge on Hiroshima to commemorate the day when the city was devastated by an American atomic bomb.
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Nearly 200 leaders will converge on the world's most prominent diplomatic stage for five days of speeches, hundreds of meetings — and clashes over climate change, Iran and trade.
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The group seemed to converge on the same general question: "How do you get to this healthy, sustainable place" in an industry where many people eventually burn out?
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Eventually, manufacturers will work out their strengths and weaknesses and find a design that strikes a balance, leaving the rest of the industry free to converge on that design.
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For Saint Patrick's Pilgrimage, worshippers converge on a small island for a three-day regime of minimal food and sleep, chilly barefoot walks, kneeling on stones and rigorous prayer.
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Weekend reports that Italy's main parties could converge on a proportional electoral law pointed to growing chances of an election in the autumn, possibly leading to no clear majority.
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"Three congressional districts all converge on this spot," Leach said from the parking lot at Creed's Seafood and Steaks last week, as cars whizzed overhead on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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From time to time, they converge on an identical dish like the unaccountably delicious potato fry bread, a fritter of sourdough mixed with mashed potatoes, or the roasted beet.
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Every year, too, independent companies from all over the country converge on the host city the weekend leading up to the show, and put on events of their own.
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At the state level, populist movements on the right and the left may converge on some tech-related issues, such as perceived partisan bias and and business market dominance.
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A week after House Democrats jump-started their impeachment inquiry, the White House has yet to converge on any single plan, strategy or even unified messaging to fight back.
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After a preposterous week that saw three major orchestras converge on New York — eight concerts; 22,000 seats; nearly 13 hours of music — the Boston Symphony had the final note.
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The buses, light rail, Caltrain and Amtrak trains that converge on the Diridon Station transit center will give the company an opportunity to embed mass transit into its growth.
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The alliance's foreign ministers will converge on Washington during the first week of April for a celebration of the organization's 70th anniversary, led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Each January, luxury watch collectors, retailers, and journalists converge on a chilly Geneva for the Salon International de Haute Horlogerie, the watch industry's first major trade show of the year.
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The remaining agents who will converge on South Korea were chosen mostly for their experience with major events or the region in particular, any Korean language skills, and other factors.
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As you enter the large, airy exhibition hall where Ed Atkins' Performance Capture takes place, your eyes immediately converge on the enormous, bellowing video playing across the mostly barren room.
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And in the end, when the White Walkers cut down the only true defenders of Westeros and converge on the kingdom's last safe haven, Cersei will be all that's left.
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These doctrines converge on the idea that the United States needs to stay out of foreign conflicts and even sometimes cross the line into outright apologia for bad actors abroad.
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Though the carriers in this partnership have agreed to converge on a single RCS standard, which will be supported by Android, the announcement suggests that they won't get there immediately.
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Weekend reports that Italy's main parties could converge on a proportional electoral law pointed to growing chances of an early election in the autumn, possibly leading to no clear majority.
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Third, populist antitrust does not pay sufficient attention to the inconvenient fact that certain industries efficiently converge on a handful of firms that win the race to capture the market.
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Our members will converge on the Hill to make sure decision makers understand the importance of consumers working with Certified Financial Planner (CFP) professionals, and the other issues we support.
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The wobbly lines are both vertical and horizontal, with the verticals forming two planes that converge on the center as if receding in single-point perspective, but they never meet.
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But in settling the story onto three planes of time and having them all converge on each other near the end, Dunkirk pulls off a feat unusual to its genre.
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Family trees of present-day human mitogenomes, their branches caused by mutations over the millennia, all have their roots in Africa and converge on a single, unknown woman, nicknamed Mitochondrial Eve.
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So, they need to keep the Palestinians unhappy and miserable, or they won&apost actually obey them when they get on the loudspeakers and tell them to converge on the border.
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Each year in late September, thousands of people converge on a tiny city-state on the French Riviera to see some of the world's largest, most expensive, and most innovative superyachts.
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Majorities of both parties converge on $10 billion of spending cuts, led by cuts to subsidies to agricultural corporations ($21625 billion), and followed by $2900 billion cuts to seven other programs.
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Friends arriving from distant places will converge on the local watering hole, while local singles throng the same bar in the hopes of meeting someone before the holidays officially lift off.
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All their perspectives converge on the newly declared nation of Bessapara, previously Moldova, where the former sex-trafficking capital of the world becomes a staging ground for the new world order.
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Ana Swanson Officials from the 164 members of the World Trade Organization converge on Buenos Aires this week for a ministerial conference, their first such high-level meeting in two years.
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Customers can configure the bike they want online, and the factory in London has a system that makes sure the right components converge on the assembly line at the right moment.
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While Europe's financial centers are fighting for the spoils of Brexit, banks are unlikely to converge on a single city at first and are likely to want to retain some flexibility.
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And FBI SWAT teams frequently host local police departments to share "best practices" and to ensure seamless coordination -- known as interoperability -- when responding officers from different departments converge on a scene.
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It's a feedback loop: The media talks about what Trump is thinking about, and Trump thinks about what the media is talking about, and the two quickly converge on a single obsession.
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NEW YORK, Sept 22 (IFR) - Hundreds of executives and investors will converge on an Arizona resort next week for a closely watched leveraged finance conference coming just weeks before the US elections.
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This Saturday, scientists and science advocates from all walks of life will converge on Washington, D.C. and in cities throughout the country to draw attention to the need for evidence-based policies.
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Authorities expect about 8,000 violent protesters to converge on Hamburg as Chancellor Angela Merkel hosts the leaders of 20 major advanced and developing economies, Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said on Tuesday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Every two years, international arms companies, governments, and militaries converge on London for the world's biggest arms fair, the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI).
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The race to drive the jihadists out of eastern Syria, where they have held sway for three years, has gained new urgency as rival forces converge on ungoverned parts of the region.
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No one else is stirring in the Atlantic Coast town as the men converge on a tidy house on Libertina Amathila Avenue, the only one in the neighborhood with its lights ablaze.
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He adopted a "regime-based" view which argued that the economy would not necessarily converge on one long-term outcome, the conventional approach to monetary policy, but could switch between different states.
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The ANC has called an urgent meeting for Monday of its National Working Committee on Zuma's futures while both pro- and anti-Zuma protest marches are expected to converge on party headquarters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Every two years, government representatives, military vendors, and many others interested in buying or selling arms converge on London, for Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI).
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And it is this reality that could mean we see the positions of Clinton and Trump converge on some key issues, namely how to deal with Iran, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and ISIS.
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Demonstrators waving national flags, blowing whistles and horns, wafting incense and bearing placards urging political and social change streamed through the streets, walking for miles from around Santiago to converge on Plaza Italia.
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By Wednesday, they had come within a few kilometers of the two partially besieged towns of Nubl and al-Zahraa and their forces were able to converge on the rebels in the middle.
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In the 1850s, as foreign ships converge on Japan, a feudal lord contrives a race to strengthen the minds and bodies of his men for a potential invasion, and his daughter joins in.
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None of these is better than "Life in the Alps," a triptych in which men with flashing silver scythes and a woman carrying a rake converge on a small herd of golden cattle.
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Nearly 200 leaders will converge on the world's most prominent diplomatic stage for five days of speeches and hundreds of meetings this week — amid global clashes over climate change, Iran and trade policy.
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But as the world's top athletes converge on this region for the winter games, Gangwon's Governor Moon-soon Choi says attitudes toward his region are changing, in part because of its physical transformation.
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Hundreds of far-right extremists will converge on Ukraine's capital this weekend for a "militant black metal" music festival that experts say has become a networking hub in the international neo-Nazi scene.
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A Times investigation found that those two strands converge on the country's dangerous tangle of roads: The poor are far more likely to be killed in accidents than the rich and well-connected.
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A Times investigation found that those two strands converge on the country's dangerous tangle of roads: The poor are far more likely to be killed in accidents than the rich and well-connected.
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So they stage an absurdly and unnecessarily complex attack designed to kill many heads of state in one go when those leaders converge on London to attend a funeral for the British prime minister.
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Hundreds of Americans will converge on Capitol Hill Wednesday (March 22019) to lobby for legislation that would make it easier to identify, develop and approve drugs for life-threatening rare diseases and pediatric cancers.
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Hopefully in the long run, Apple and Android device makers will be able to converge on a new, open, digital standard (most likely a version of USB) to become the universal connector for smartphones.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) on Thursday said white supremacist groups did not converge on Charlottesville, Va., to protest the removal of a statue, but rather to make a show of their racist and bigoted views.
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When, all at once, they converge on the house, the family discovers to their horror that these aren't mysterious strangers — they're the family's doppelgängers, their exact doubles, except twisted, angry, and out for blood.
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Some 2,000 delegates will converge on Beijing for the Congress, staying at hotels across the city, and security will only get tighter as its opening nears, meaning any protests will be quickly shut down.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)For years, Apple's mobile devices have been off in their wonderland of proprietary ports while the rest of the tech world did its best to converge on a few simple standards.
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Donald Trump is expected to officially become the Republican candidate for president at the convention, which runs from Monday to Thursday, when myriad protest groups from around the country are expected to converge on Cleveland.
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If they can convince the public that they have the tools to regulate aggregate demand, and thus the level of slack, expectations should converge on the central bank's inflation target, usually 2% in rich countries.
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Rising inequality and a widening trust gap between people and their political leaders are big challenges for the global elite as they converge on Davos for the annual World Economic Forum, which runs from Jan.
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Both sides converge on a trade deal for Britain similar to the one enjoyed by Norway, with unfettered access to the single market and with some of the burdens of full EU membership (see article).
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The rioting is likely to further sow doubts about Papua New Guinea's ability to host Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, which will many of the world's leaders converge on the country's capital, Port Moresby.
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The bipartisan Family Violence Prevention Services Act ensures that these programs and services alike can remain operational, and this week, more than 100 domestic violence advocates will converge on Capitol Hill to urge its passage.
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The body said that it would make a decision within four weeks, noting that it needs to account for various complexities dealing with rescheduling the global event that thousands of athletes and visitors converge on.
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Opinions converge on the Delaware and Raritan Canal path, a portion of which stretches alongside the river all the way to Trenton, 16 miles away, and is enjoyed by cyclists and pedestrians (and their dogs).
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About a dozen progressive advocacy groups planned to converge on the Senate daily beginning on Monday to demand Mr. Trump's removal from office, rallying not just around the charges against him but against military escalation.
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"There were hundreds of groups calling for actions and thousands pouring into the streets—in New York, it was one single sustained and collective effort coming from every direction to converge on Trump Tower," she said.
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From the outside, it looks like a series of sleek grey rectangles — punctuated by floor-to-ceiling windows — stacked on top of each other, which converge on one end and fork out on the opposing side.
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Police and activists are bracing for further violence later on Saturday as protesters plan to converge on a rural Hong Kong town where suspected triad gangsters attacked protesters and commuters at a train station last weekend.
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This is due to the way our eyes converge on points of focus; within a meter or so you can't use stereoscopic video feeds to show objects because it looks awful and screws up your vision.
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Officials expect 0003 million people to converge on the 2.5-mile (4-km) parade route in Manhattan for the annual, nationally televised ritual that initiates the holiday shopping season with giant balloons shaped like cartoon characters.
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For the second day, the opposition, which accuses Maduro of creating a dictatorship, asked marchers to meet at 26 points throughout Caracas and try to converge on the office of the government's top human rights official.
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A light rain is starting to fall as the bandits begin to converge on your hiding place from two sides, the booms of a sawed-off shotgun sending little hailstorms of buckshot all around your head.
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Meanwhile, another potential vision of the planet predicts a cloudless, entirely land-covered version of Earth, where winds whip from the night side of the planet and converge on a point directly facing the planet's star.
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Craggy, organic forms in green, red, orange, pink, black, and brown converge on the center of the canvas, where they are compressed like fault lines between two off-white tectonic plates on the right and left.
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When they colonize and adapt to these novel freshwater habitats they repeatedly converge on the same evolutionary changes in body shape, skeletal armor, feeding specializations, pigmentation, regulation of internal salt levels, life history strategies, and mating preferences.
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The USDS will take center stage this week as CEOs from some of tech's biggest companies, including Apple, converge on the White House for Kushner's American Technology Round Table to offer insight on modernizing the federal government.
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Heads of state and government and ministers from countries around the world will converge on London for the "Supporting Syria and the region" conference, which aims to raise funds for humanitarian crises caused by the Syrian war.
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One of the people she spoke with was a friend of Shepard's and the president of the LGBT student group at the University of Wyoming: They were feeling overwhelmed as media outlets began to converge on campus.
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The London convention, one of Europe's biggest tattoo events, saw over 400 artists from around the world converge on an east London convention center, which organizers expect will host over 20,000 people during the three-day event.
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But comparisons were difficult to draw, because the organizers decided this year to add demonstrations in four other cities in Catalonia, which is home to 7.5 million people, rather than have all the protesters converge on Barcelona.
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It's not clear how this method would be optimized for x-rays, but "when people think together as a swarm, they converge on decisions that get the value of the group better than a survey," Rosenberg says.
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Each year, approximately 70,000 people converge on Black Rock City, the temporary town on the sands of the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, for Burning Man, the weeklong festival known for its performance art, music and costumes.
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The rains — the most during California's rainy season since the state started keeping precipitation records nearly a century ago — overwhelmed the two rivers that converge on the northwest side of the city, the Sacramento and the American.
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Concerns in the IDF are mounting that masses of Gazans will converge on the border fence with Israel if a threat by the c to stop paying for Hamas's use of electricity goes into effect next week.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - As movie theater owners converge on Las Vegas for their annual convention, one topic that keeps coming up is how they contend with a company that has resisted their traditional business model: Netflix Inc.
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Cover image: Deputies, federal agents and rescue personnel, converge on Great Mills High School, the scene of a shooting, Tuesday morning, March 20, 2018 in Great Mills, Md. The shooting left three people injured including the shooter.
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In addition, there are three rivers that converge on Milwaukee's port and each of them represent the three areas of concern for scientists studying water contamination and pollution—agricultural runoff, suburban land use and a dense urban area.
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Nearly 2000,22016 athletes from 22013 nations and 217,22014 spectators per day are expected to converge on the area around Pyeongchang, 22016 miles from the North Korean border, for what organizers say will be the largest-ever Winter Games.
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And if "Sidemen: Long Road to Glory" is to be believed, most of those highways converge on three bluesmen in particular: the drummer Willie Smith, the guitarist Hubert Sumlin and the pianist Joe Willie Perkins, known as Pinetop.
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Next week top performers from the P.G.A. Tour of Australasia, the Australian Ladies Professional Golf, the European Tour and the Ladies European Tour will converge on Barwon Heads Golf Club, not far from Torquay, for the Vic Open.
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In 2013 he painted "Eternal Return 3," in which masses of people converge on the cityscape of Manhattan under a black night sky, with the ghosts of the Twin Towers glowing in the top center of the canvas.
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ISIS' toxic legacy: Iraqis battle blazing oil wells Preparing to converge on Mosul Iraqi forces have entirely surrounded Mosul and now, 45 days into the battle, their focus is on consolidating recent gains before pressing forward with the offensive.
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As China's political elites converge on Beijing this week for a seminal Communist Party meeting, President Xi Jinping is sending a stern message to China and the world: I am in charge, and nothing can stand in my way.
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But the focus on a 15-square-mile enclave near the Iraqi border is complicated by skies congested with Russian, Syrian and Iranian aircraft as rival forces converge on that last main pocket of Islamic State militants in Syria.
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"We've seen emotional contagion in flash mobs," he said, explaining that "a random group of people who converge on the spot, with no particular goal in mind" may become violent if one person sparks it by, say, pushing over a lamppost.
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The Wahijah attack, for example, would make more sense if it were a dynamic strike: a group of Houthi fighters are seen by the coalition, enter and leave the village as large numbers of people converge on the two wedding tents.
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O'Rourke's campaign is releasing the immigration plan in the lead-up to a weekend in which several 2020 Democrats will likely face more direct questions about their immigration plans, as they converge on California for the state Democratic Party's organizing convention.
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"Actually [we] kicked off 18 years ago with the run for the wall going to Washington D.C. for Rolling Thunder on Memorial Day," McElroy added, referring to the annual trek of motorcyclists from across the country who converge on the capitol.
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Many of those same advocates once saw Biden as an ally, and were prepared to forgive him if he apologized and demonstrated an understanding of the nuances surrounding consent, interpersonal interaction, and physical touch that converge on the #MeToo movement.
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Even without the help of algorithms, cab drivers know to converge on a venue as an event finishes; more Uber drivers than normal were surely in the area at the end of Ms Grande's concert in expectation of the extra business.
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"After Bran's eyes go white when he skinchanges in the godswood, the script says we were going to see "a massive flock of ravens, bigger than last time [episode 705], converge on Winterfell from all sides, all piloted by Bran.
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Users and businesses will increasingly converge on its apps as Facebook builds new tools that enable brands, small businesses, and creators to develop native presences — such as product catalogs — and new features enabling users to discover and buyproducts directly in-app.
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This September, presidents, prime ministers and monarchs from nearly every nation will converge on the U.N. for the opening of the General Assembly — the U.N.'s biggest annual event, and the last of Ban's decade-long tenure as secretary-general.
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LIVESTREAMING AND PRICE-GOUGING Some 200 million Americans reside within a day's drive of the totality zone, and as many as 7 million, experts say, are expected to converge on towns and campgrounds along the narrow corridor for the event.
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Governor Stephen Poloz, speaking at a central bank conference in Santiago, reiterated that economic growth will be around 2 percent for nearly the next two years, and said he expects inflation to converge on target around the middle of 2018.
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Then, at last, these creative impulses converge on the runway, becoming huge and audacious and affecting — as with Jacobs's fall 2020 women's wear show, a "nostalgic ode to the city itself" that closed New York Fashion Week last Wednesday night.
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He uses that speed to cover, to converge on, to chase down the hybridized position players quarterbacks are throwing to — say, fleet running backs like the Panthers' Christian McCaffrey or bigger, pass-catching tight ends like the Chiefs' Travis Kelce.
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Last June, a California college student named Matty Roberts created a Facebook event called "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us." It called for people to converge on the secretive Air Force test facility in Nevada on September 20.
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Think monthly recurring revenue, monthly bookings, customer lifetime value (though this one is "pretty tough to converge on very early as your initial churn numbers are likely not very accurate," Kazanjy notes), customer acquisition cost ratio, churn, and your startup's growth rates. What?
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Tensions are heating up in the region as competing forces (Russia, Iran, the U.S.) converge on a smaller and smaller set of territory, and Russia has warned the U.S. it will target U.S. aircraft west of the Euphrates after the recent downed jets.
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So they travel like Harley Harrington, using pitch-all-you-want tournaments to ready themselves for the grind of their teenage years, when scouts will converge on showcase events to see kids who have been reared to do everything bigger, faster, harder.
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The opening sequence, in which all the animals converge on Pride Rock to celebrate the birth of Simba with "Circle of Life" being sung over it, is powerful to watch, as you will be in awe of how realistic all the animals look.
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WASHINGTON, March 7 (Reuters) - A delegation of workers from U.S. oil refining companies that oppose the nation's biofuels policy will converge on Washington on Wednesday to try to convince lawmakers to find a way to lessen the regulation's costs without hurting corn farmers.
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"The island setting presents logistical hurdles that do not exist on the mainland, where trucks from around the country can converge on disaster areas," said White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Thursday, using a formulation repeatedly voiced by officials in recent days.
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Your typical work of toddler-focused fiction tends to converge on a climax in which the protagonist (mischievous child, curious animal, anthropomorphic steam engine) succumbs to a pleasurable exhaustion after the adventures of the preceding pages, and drifts off into peaceful slumber.
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Five to six thousand devotees — Muslim and Christian — would converge on the monastery, where under a large tent erected in the central cloister they would swap tales about St. Elian/Sheikh Ahmed, share plates of lamb and rice, and dance the dabka.
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If three characters were good in "Big Little Lies," nine are even better in "Nine Perfect Strangers," about a group of Australians who converge on a "boutique health and wellness resort" called Tranquillum House, all looking to change their lives in some way.
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Each year, approximately 70,000 people converge on Black Rock City, the temporary town on the sands of the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, for Burning Man, the weeklong anti-establishment, anti-consumerist festival known for its performance art, music and outlandish costumes.
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When all were exposed to the same environment, Sanchez said, over time they tended to converge on having the same families of microbes in roughly the same proportions, even though the abundance of each species within the families varied greatly from sample to sample.
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The Ministry of Hajj in Saudi Arabia has poured billions of dollars into renovating Jamarat Bridge near Mecca to prepare for the five days every year when two million Muslims from roughly 160 countries converge on Mecca to fulfill the trip of a lifetime.
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You seem to think that if we stopped paying any attention to applicants' gender when deciding who to hire, we would naturally converge on the "right" share of men and women, that is, the share that matches the distribution of talent in the recruitment pool.
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JERUSALEM — World leaders made plans to converge on Israel to pay tribute to Shimon Peres, the Nobel Prize-winning former prime minister who died on Wednesday, focusing renewed attention on his quest for peace in a fractured land that fell well short of his dreams.
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Everyone's projections converge on the paper-as-screen-as-meeting place, viewers included, but even then we can only really guess what's going on from our end, just as the participants are unsure of what the picture they are a part of will look like.
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"On the very day we set aside to honor the life and enduring legacy of Dr. King, these dark and dangerous forces threaten to converge on our city and our Commonwealth, bringing hate and violence," prominent faith leaders warned in a statement released Sunday.
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JERUSALEM – When the world&aposs cycling elite converge on Israel next year for the storied Giro d&aposItalia race, they will grapple with the rugged hills of Jerusalem, speed by the shimmering Mediterranean Sea and huff their way through the moonscape of the southern Negev Desert.
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For instance, unrelated case but this will make the point, if we can find cases where climate scientists are fudging their data and exaggerating the problem, where science is becoming politicized, that is incredibly destructive to the urgent need to converge on what to do about climate.
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Over the next four days, studios, celebrities, and fans will converge on Southern California to celebrate everything related to comic books, genre fiction, and some of the biggest movies and TV shows of the decade, all in the name of getting a sneak peek at what's ahead.
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Bahceli's main challenger, Meral Aksener, a female 59-year-old former interior minister who polls suggest could double support for the MHP, vowed on Twitter to press ahead with the meeting, calling on party members to converge on an Ankara hotel congress hall on Sunday morning.
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That event is the source for this new film, directed by Tim Sutton, which follows several characters—including a green-eyed gunman (Robert Jumper)—over a single day, in Florida, and ends as they converge on a mall, where something called "Dark Night" is being screened.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top designers, A-list stars and thousands of fashionistas will converge on New York this week for the annual week-long preview of Spring fashion, which officially kicks off on Thursday following a Wednesday evening show of creations by luxury brand maven Tom Ford.
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Sun explained that part of their approach to big data inputs includes adding in "The Wisdom of the Crowd" – the idea that collective opinions of a group converge on the correct answer more so than one individual's answer – and identifying patterns, correlations and signals within those data points.
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Though the right-handed Bryant bats second and the left-handed Rizzo third, they can give off the impression of being at the plate simultaneously, lounging like a pair of high-school bullies on either side of the hall, waiting to converge on whichever straggler gets picked out.
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This is the problem I have with nationalism or any other kind of tribalism that can't possibly scale to a global civilization that's truly cosmopolitan, where when you're reasoning among strangers, you have to converge on solutions to problems that work independent of who you happen to be.
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In this spooky musical from Kyle Jarrow and Duncan Sheik, directed by Steve Cosson, the living and the dead converge on a Maine lighthouse during World War II. When a young boy is sent to live with his aunt (Samantha Mathis), a pair of ghosts help him acclimate.
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Trump slams FBI for missing "all of the many signals" According to a mission statement for March For Our Lives, students across the country will converge on Washington next month to say the nation can no longer wait to tackle issues of school safety and gun control reform.
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The sector's bosses converge on Seoul for a summit this weekend, but what might have been a celebration of growth in one of the world's most vibrant regions now risks being thrown off course by a crippling U.S.-China trade spat and growing environmental pressures spreading from Europe.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has been at his estate in Florida, is not expected to be in Manhattan for New Year's Eve, but the Police Department said Thursday that it expected close to two million people to converge on Times Square on Saturday for the annual ball drop.
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There's this one technique I talk about in the book—believe it or not, they found that if you put pig guts into muscle, just the scaffolding, the body tends to break it down, and that releases proteins and signaling agents that tell stem cells to converge on the site and fix things.
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The number of permutations based on potential decisions, tactical approaches, and consequences seems slightly dizzying, and while the Larian folks are quick to admit that the story does still converge on key plot points and events, it feels like they've created a sea of possibilities that a player could happily get lost exploring.
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I was wondering, as I watched the fifth episode, why I'm so content to just let Twin Peaks wash over me and not try too hard to pull it apart to figure out what's going on, or how all of the various Coopers will come together, or just how all of these plots will converge on Twin Peaks.
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Radiohead is a band that can release an album and within minutes, fans around the world converge on the internet and theorize about every aspect of it: the significance of the date it was released, the imagery in the album cover, what the track titles really mean, where coded messages in the lyrics are — the list goes on and on.
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Sure, there's a lot of waffle about how you need to see the undead to truly understand – but where every other big penultimate battle has risen organically out of the series' events, this felt like a contrivance created solely so everyone could converge on King's Landing next week for what looks increasingly like it'll be the mother of all cliffhangers.
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That battle for the remaining Islamic State territory could inflame tensions among the competing forces fighting the militants as they converge on the region: the Russian and Iranian-backed alliance that supports the Syrian government; the rival American-backed group, Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F.; and the Iraqi forces that are pursuing Islamic State holdouts on their side of the border.
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Again, the particular observation we came to was that there are best practices, there are some companies that do these things really well, and we see it again and again among, especially companies built on Stripe, is that generally they do converge on these best practices when you look at them with their 200 people, they've eventually discovered them, but it's often a needlessly painful process to get there.
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The arguments against the validity of video-game addiction are numerous, but they generally converge on three main points: Excessive game play is not a true addiction but rather a symptom of a larger underlying problem, like depression or anxiety; the notion of video-game addiction emerges more from moral panic about new technologies than from scientific research and clinical data; and making video-game addiction an official disorder risks pathologizing a benign hobby and proliferating sham treatments.
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