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However, an important convergence is observed at functional level in the gut microbiota.

In Ms. Risman's eyes, men's engagement rings are a signifier of an important convergence that's happening in marriage and heterosexual relationships: the notion that symbols and roles are about being partners, and that what is done for one should be done for the other.

We analyze several important convergence characteristics of the SO-DCTS algorithm for directed and undirected networks.

We next discuss an important convergence problem which is encountered in FastIVA algorithm.

Whereas cable firms in the U.S. currently represent an important convergence lure, cable development in the U.K. has not progressed as quickly.

Acetyl-CoA is the substrate for both the fatty acid synthesis pathway and the TCA cycle, making lipogenesis an important convergence point for TCA cycle flux and cellular biosynthesis (Migita et al., 2008).

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Of these, the two most important are Convergence and Union (Convergència i Unió; CiU), a coalition of liberal and Christian democratic parties in Catalonia, and the Basque Nationalist Party (Basque: Euzko Alderdi Jeltzalea [EAJ]; Spanish: Partido Nacionalist Vasco [PNV]), commonly referred to as the EAJ-PNV, which espouses a traditionally rooted moderate Christian nationalist ideology.

Even though the simplified recursive algorithm gives superior results compared to the state of the art chaotic blind channel equalization algorithms, it has a very important limitation: convergence of the adaptive algorithm is ensured for only Strictly Positive Real (SPR) channels.

Number of states is important in convergence of the learning algorithm.

In this way the original information in the tree is preserved while adding in higher mass resolution branches and, potentially, a higher time resolution between redshift snapshots1 (which can also be important for convergence in galaxy formation models; Benson et al. 2012).