Here the fraction converges to the sum to infinity of the series.
In most cases the series converges for some values of x and not for others, and the values for which it converges form the "domain of convergence.
A power series converges uniformly in any interval contained within its domain of convergence, the end-points being excluded.
The lower end of each cylinder is embedded in clay, and into it near its lower end is inserted a tube of bamboo, which, lying horizontally on the ground, converges upon and joins with a similar tube of a second cylinder.
The common tube formed by this junction in turn converges with the tube common to the other pair of cylinders, and with it opens by a clay junction into a final common tube of clay, which leads to the base of the fire.
We can represent this statement diagrammatically by using an arrow (➝) to mean 'converges to.
Thus, so far as the abstractive sets of events are concerned, an abstractive set converges to nothing.
Accordingly the series of events converges to nothing.
It is evident that an abstractive set as we pass along it converges to the ideal of all nature with no temporal extension, namely, to the ideal of all nature at an instant.
Life converges there, just at the public duck-pond: p3.
The muscle converges and inserts on the apex of the costal process.
This massive muscle covers the entire ventral surface of the thorax and converges to insert on the ventral side of the humerus on the pectoral surface.
The hair on the arms and fore-arms converges towards the elbow.
The arms, on which the hair converges on both sides of the joint towards the elbow, are so long as to reach down to the middle {182}of the leg when the Gorilla stands erect.
All are covered with thick woolly hair, which, on the arms and fore-arms, converges (except in H.
The hair on the arm and fore-arm converges towards the elbow, as in the Gorilla and Orang.
Sometimes the series converges so slowly that the computation is impracticable and we have only succeeded in proving the possibility of the problem.
At the top, beside Pond Square, which is Highgate’s quiet Charing Cross, this road converges with those coming up by West Hill and from Hampstead Heath.
But motorists and cyclists from the West End are much more familiar with the Finchley Road that, passing on the other side of Hampstead Heath, converges with the eastern line at North Finchley.
The poetry with which the Christian Church had been instinct from the beginning, converges and is gathered up in the Commedia.
It forms now a thin, blue cone, whichconverges to a point about an inch from the wick.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "converges" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
