reconverge

Converge (also reconverge)-(v) To combine two separate entities, or two copies of the same entity, using a fax machine.

In order for this to be feasible, there would need to be a concerted effort on a periodic basis to reconverge all of the code versions.

Thus all geodesics leaving a point will eventually reconverge after a finite time, provided the appropriate energy condition holds, a result also known as the focusing theorem.

Plurality: -(n) The condition of existing in more than one physical instantiation under the same identity, e.g., with intent to reconverge the copies at a later time.

Maybe I'll make an extra copy at the hospital next month, but then, for crying out loud, I'd have to wait through triage again just to reconverge the memories.

More to the point, it was obvious that eventually the TVIX would have to reconverge with the NAV:

Almost all the lineages sprung from Halfdan are then shown to reconverge in the person of Harald Fairhair the first king of all Norway.

She could have printed an alternate copy of him from the palace archive, and given it the news, and let the two of him reconverge later on in the day.

Moreover, many believe that US natural gas prices, trading at 10-year lows below $2 per million British thermal units and at a record low relative to oil, will eventually reconverge with oil.

The West Fijian languages are more closely related to Rotuman, and East Fijian to Polynesian, than they are to each other, but subsequent contact has caused them to reconverge.

They reconverge at the eastern end where the quays and docks along the river banks lead outwards towards Lough Mahon and Cork Harbour, one of the world's largest natural harbours.

These waves would propagate around the world and reconverge close to the antipodal position; small variations are expected as the seismic velocity varies depending upon the route characteristics along which the waves propagate.

At a Paper to the National Conference in 1996, figure 2 hypothesis was presented on the way in which design, construction and maintenance were a shared skill until 1950, they separated and they will reconverge in about 2020.

The first New York show for a British artist short-listed for last year's Turner Prize includes several small conceptual works and a single evocative installation: dozens of charred fragments of a lightning-struck Texas church, suspended in space as if waiting to reconverge.

According to Hawking and Ellis (see monograph cited below), all light rays emitted from an event on the symmetry axis reconverge at a later event on the axis, with the null geodesics forming a circular cusp (which is a null curve, but not a null geodesic):