Sentence examples for abrupt convergence from inspiring English sources

"We've been through a really hard 18 months," said Matthew Gambino, referring to the seemingly abrupt convergence of woes since Monsignor Lynn's indictment in February 2011.

Unlike the neural data, our network stimulations show an abrupt convergence as soon as a threshold number of output units stop receiving afferent inputs.

Subduction of the right-lateral Panama Fracture Zone, along the convergent margin of Central America creates abrupt lateral variations in convergence rate, obliquity, and subducting crustal thickness at its intersection with the Middle America Trench.

This paper presents the deformed-body method of analyzing the stability and the convergence and abrupt change criterion of stability.

The convergence was abrupt even though a range of durations for afferent input was a feature of the model.

The longer that takes, the less pressure America will feel to control its public finances and the likelier it is that the dollar's eclipse will be abrupt and messy.The force of economic convergence depends on the income gap between developing and developed countries.

Also, in the hanging wall, the main South Tibetan grabens (Armijo et al., 1986) coincide with abrupt changes by a few degrees of both the convergence azimuth and strike of the MHT (Bollinger et al., 2004b) (Figs. 1 and 3).

According to (86), the parameter (widehat {sigma }_{w}^{2}(n)) takes large values in the beginning of adaptation (or when there is an abrupt change of the system), thus providing fast convergence and tracking.

However, there may be cases of abrupt changes from where the map cannot recover, i.e., the map does not resume convergence with decreasing (d(t)) values.

Rapid convergence of the walls and roof, a high damage rate to the bolts and cables, or even abrupt roof collapse or rib spalling can occur during the service period of these coal roadways.

Technological convergence?