It was set up with convergence funding, which is the new European economic regeneration programme for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
The release also marks the start of a new era for Ubuntu, with true convergence between devices.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Betsy Randolph said roadways quickly became congested with the convergence of rush-hour traffic and fleeing residents.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Betsy Randolph said the roadways were quickly congested with the convergence of rush-hour traffic and fleeing residents.
With the convergence of DC Comics already successful from comic books to blockbuster movies like The Dark Knight Rises to hit games like Warner Bros.
The most dramatic display of what it means suddenly to be shorn of 24 years of repression came with the convergence of the Shia Muslims on Karbala, in central Iraq.
With this convergence of mobile and landline businesses, China Telecom hopes to achieve long term growth by increasing its subscriber base, establishing its market position as well as gaining competitive advantage.
Meanwhile, participants for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change prepared for meetings in Bonn, grappling with a convergence of new data from the International Energy Agency suggesting that humanity will be unable to prevent temperatures from exceeding the catastrophic threshold of a 2 degree Centigrade increase across the planet.
Then we did it again in the 20th century with the convergence of communication and energy: Centralized electricity especially the telephone and then later radio and television became the communication vehicles to manage a more dispersed Second Industrial Revolution, organized around the oil-powered internal combustion engine, suburban construction and the creation of a mass consumer society.
Anti-money laundering, for example, is a subject area whose compliance is ripe for convergence with anti-corruption.
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The moment of convergence with the leaders, which once seemed within easy reach, retreats into the future.
We're also guessing that data networking and the convergence with telecommunications are evolving.
The literature survey on Chinese views of IW and its convergence with preemption also leads to some other unsettling conclusions.
It begs the question, with the ongoing convergence of media, technology and brand narratives, what should the next evolution of branded entertainment be?
And we have very broad convergence with the Europeans on what we think would be an effective global framework that will avoid that risk.
To them, convergence with Europe is not about values but interests, which include a visa-free regime and access to property, bank accounts, yachts for the elite and protection from Russia.
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Philips emerged as one of the few companies willing to court the chaos of convergence with the PSS110, which is 80 percent miniature boombox, 15 percent alarm clock, and 5 percent iPod accessory.
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Jamie Wimberly of the Consumer Energy Council of America, which represents the interests of smaller users of electricity, insists that the real gains will come with the impending convergence between the energy and telecoms sectors.
With Al Gore winning an Oscar for propagandizing about an admittedly somewhat hyped threat of global warming, the convergence of Hollywood with public policy is indisputable.
On North Korea, we have total convergence of views with the American President.
More importantly, the entire region still suffers from a huge "convergence gap" with the West, marked by lower living standards and poorer infrastructure.
This is a convergence of mobile portability with the speed and multifunctionality of fixed-line broadband.
Look, too, for convergence of consumer technology with corporate aims.
Combine that seeming convergence in fiscal intent with existing similarities elsewhere in health and welfare policy, for example and the overlap between the parties begins to look greater than the difference.
"We are defining a new era of convergence in technology, with one unified operating system that underpins cloud computing, data centers, PCs and consumer electronics" says Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu and VP Products at Canonical.
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Because there is -- and we have heard and we have seen, and he has had discussions with members who have expressed an opinion that there is possibility for compromise, that there is some convergence of opinion about how to move forward with combined entitlement reform and tax reform in a way that reduces our deficit, that eliminates the sequester, that helps the economy grow.
Evidence suggests that migration reform might eventually bring about the convergence of rural income levels with those of urban levels.
Combined with the services and options resulting from the convergence of many ancillary but ultimately related trends, cloud will continue to gain ground in 2013.
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