Adj. converging &c v.; convergent, confluent, concurrent; centripetal; asymptotical, asymptotic; confluxible^. 291.

But outside these there seems to be a considerable amount of convergent evidence, the separate items of which are less convincing, but which yet derive a certain force from the mere fact that they are convergent.

But outside these there seems to be a considerable amount of convergent evidence, the separate items of which are less convincing, but which yet derive a certain force from the mere fact that they are convergent.

Serbia has been overrun, but never were the convergent forces of adjacent interests so clearly in favour of her recuperation.

Moreover, the entirely artificial nature of the State boundaries, representing no necessary cleavages and traversed haphazard by the lines of communication, made some of these State foundations unnecessary and others inadequate to a convergent demand.

Now, this idea of the Endowment of Maternityor as it is frequently phrased, the Endowment of the Homeis at present put forward by the modern Socialists as an integral part of their proposals, and it is interesting to note that there is this convergent possibility which may bring the feminist movement at last altogether into line with constructive Socialism.

Mr. Bayle has taken advantage of the properties of convergent-divergent ajutages, and of the discovery of Mr. Romilly that a current of gas directed into the axis and toward the small base of a truncated cone, at a definite distance therefrom, has the property of drawing along with it a quantity of air nearly double that which this same current could carry along if it were directed toward a cylinder.

This cone rests upon the convergent one, B, whose angle, as we have said, varies between 35° and 45°.

As for the height to be given the convergent cone, B, that is determined by the opening of the angle according to which it has been constructed.

Finally, as a general thing, the diameter of the small base should be equal to half the large base of the convergent cone, B. The new chimney should be placed upon the holder in such a way that the upper part of the wick tube, D, is a few millimeters beneath the base of the convergent cone.

Finally, as a general thing, the diameter of the small base should be equal to half the large base of the convergent cone, B. The new chimney should be placed upon the holder in such a way that the upper part of the wick tube, D, is a few millimeters beneath the base of the convergent cone.

Expressed in bare numbers, it is like the convergent series 1/2 plus 1/4 plus 1/8..., of which the limit is one.

Suddenly she squintedsquinted horribly; not with the familiar convergent squint which burlesque artists imitate, but with external or divergent squint of extreme near sight or unequal vision.

The optic agent has three direct or convergent glances.

All ten hens went for that egg in a convergent attack, and all ten pecks got home simultaneously.