| convergent evolution |
The evolutions of two different groups of organisms so that they come to closely resemble one another. Also known as convergence.
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| convergence |
The tendency for prices of physical commodities and futures to approach one another, usually during the delivery month.
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| convergent evolution |
The independent development of similarity between species as a result of their having been exposed to similar selective pressures(eg similar environments, similar lifestyles).
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| convergence |
Also known as digital convergence. The concept that all modern information technologies, currently based on very disparate technological paradigms and systems, are becoming digital in nature. At present a person might receive information by telephone, television, radio, newspaper and print. In the future these different information delivery systems may be replaced by a unified system based wholly on digital technology with all the advantages (eg. ...
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| converge |
The eventual agreement of measurements on a single value.
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