There's a convergence.

There's a lot of serendipitous convergence here.

TED started as an experiment in convergence.

So my story really is as much about that convergence in the Americas as it's a convergence story in Eurasia.

We're at the center of a mystical convergence here.

We're going to just repeatedly do this. On to convergence.

But today, finally, after economic reforms, and economic growth,

Second, economic growth.

The government's economic policy is credited for Japan's postwar economic success.

These are grim economic times, fellow TEDsters, grim economic times indeed.

So this dream is really enabled by the convergence of two known technologies.

So it's necessary to have both convergence, and divergence to establish, construct validity.

Because what it does is allow a convergence like we've never had before.

Economic development proceeded slowly.

Political, economic, psychological, whatever.

Innovation drives economic growth.

A. The economic situation.

Here's an economic principle.

Where are economic networks?

This invariance must hold true after convergence. We can now resolve it for x.

EM is probabilistically sound, and you can prove convergence in a log likelihood space.

He has much economic knowledge.

And economic recovery has begun.

That was, in fact, economic.

We can't stop economic growth.

That's a strange economic behavior.

Now, by promoting economic development,

Growth is starting, economic reform.

That is where we're going this union, this convergence of the atomic and the digital.

And rather than having economic shutdown, we're about to have the biggest economic injection ever.

Photo auditory olfactory sensory convergence is a phenomenon that's been promised in science fiction for decades.

So, it was really the convergence of these ideas out of which the TEDx concept emerged.

We studied the government's economic policy.

Japan has developed her economic growth.

Japan surpasses China in economic power.

Economic development is important for Africa.

Economic conditions point to further inflation.

Is democracy bad for economic growth?

But it's also an economic measure!

First, of course, the economic meltdown.

That's the economic invisibility of nature.

What will happen is economic growth.

It's got to reform economic policy.

This wasn't just an economic story.

The economic consequences are almost unthinkable.